near miss

擦肩而过:指一种情况

常用释义

词性释义

擦肩而过:指一种情况,其中某物几乎碰到了另一物。

险些成功的尝试:指一种尝试做或达成某事的情况,虽然最终失败了,但几乎成功。
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1·He should have won the match—it was a near miss.
这场比赛本该是他赢的—真是功亏一篑。
—— 《牛津词典》
2·Details have been given of a near miss between two passenger jets over Washington DC earlier this week.
有关本周早些时候两架客机在华盛顿特区上空险些相撞的细节现已公布。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
3·She did not think she had done anything wrong, yet that tight little knot came in her throat just the same as she came near Miss O'Shay's door.
她不觉得自己做错了什么,然而,当她走近奥谢小姐的门口时,她的喉咙突然发紧,就像打了个小结。
4·Do they have a near miss book?
有无差一点就会发生事故的记录?
5·It is a near miss.
这真是九死一生。
6·So the near miss delivered the dopamine, if not the dollars.
即使没有美元刺激,他们在面对“临近失败”的体验时也会传递多巴胺。
7·He drove like a maniac. We had one near miss after another.
他开车像个疯子,我们一路上险象环生。
8·Luckily, it was a near miss, so we didn't encounter any problems.
幸运的是,有惊无险,我们没有碰到任何问题。
9·Two airliners were involved in a near miss over heathrow airport yesterday.
昨天,两架客机在希思鲁机场几乎相撞。
10·It is not important to report a near miss or close call because no one was hurt.
这并不重要,险些报告或关闭通话,因为没有人受伤。