amiss 的 2 个定义
- out of the right or proper course, order, or condition; improperly; wrongly; astray: Did I speak amiss?
- improper; wrong; faulty: I think something is amiss in your calculations.
amiss 近义词
wrong; defective
wrongly; defectively
更多amiss例句
- If the IRS were to discover something amiss, under the bill’s proposed statute of limitations it would be too late to act.
- This is where the drugs and the violence come in, though for the majority of the four episodes sent for review, Kevin remains blissfully unaware that anything is amiss.
- Although the Yankees’ bats came alive against the struggling Minnesota Twins this week, something is amiss in New York that goes deeper than just sloppy fundamentals.
- If the state population data is significantly different from projections, that could be a hint of something amiss.
- Sensing something is amiss, Curdin travels to the remote mountain village nestled in the Swiss Alps.
- Something is clearly amiss in the global antiquities market.
- He did not suspect anything was amiss until he returned home that evening and found them gone.
- They wonder what has gone wrong, they wonder what they have done amiss.
- All of this happened in daylight, and controllers were aware that something was amiss.
- There seems to be a prevalent feeling that something is amiss at Apple.
- He saw in an instant that something was amiss, and drew from her a confession that her back was aching a little.
- Although it is impossible, within the limits of this little volume, to give many hints upon riding, a few may not be amiss.
- It seems to me, amongst the subjects treated of in my present work, that a few words on health will not come amiss.
- But as the day wore on it became plain to everybody at Heston—to Roger first and foremost—that something was much amiss.
- And as the days went on it grew plain to me that there was somewhat amiss about the court here.