misfire 的 2 个定义
mis·fired, mis·fir·ing.
- to fail to fire or explode.
- to fail to ignite properly or when expected.
- to fail to achieve the desired result, effect, etc.: His criticisms completely misfired.
- an act or instance of misfiring.
misfire 近义词
fail
更多misfire例句
- Instead, it’s just another promising project sunk by Hollywood hubris, a mediocre misfire with a few good moments that never really had the chance at being more than that, but certainly could have been so much less.
- The officer’s plan, however, appears to have been a misfire.
- The misfire reminded us of journalism’s infamous 2018 “pivot,” in which news sites reassigned reporters en masse to manufacture ultra-short text-on-screen videos before brutally firing everyone.
- The biggest misfire here, though, was the notion that anyone would believe that this dude looked at all like Prince Harry.
- Feely also indicated that the TOW was reliable, citing he had never seen a misfire during his four-year enlistment.
- But the crime comedy Man of the House, released in 2005, was a major misfire.
- The latter film, directed by Nora Ephron, was a major misfire on all cylinders.
- In the case of a misfire, don't open the bolt immediately, as it may be a hangfire.
- The only thing which is unlikely is that the primer would be dented on the misfire?
- It is a misfire, and the two men ride triumphantly on into the plains.
- His ears strained for misfire of the engine, if it stopped he would be hurled to earth.
- Clovis swore horribly under his breath; the miracle was an obvious misfire.