mislaid

/mis-ley/US // mɪsˈleɪ //UK // (mɪsˈleɪ) //

失落的,失踪的,失踪,错失的

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
mis·laid, mis·lay·ing.
- : to lose temporarily; misplace: He mislaid his keys.
- : to lay or place wrongly; arrange or situate improperly: to mislay linoleum.

adj.misplaced

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All of the court records of that important pretrial hearing disappeared or were mislaid.
Kate got a fright when she thought she'd mislaid a family engagement ring that Prince William gave her in 2010.
I have likewise mislaid your letter amongst the accumulations on my table, not that there was anything in it.
A girl bound for college became immediately an integer with which a young man who had not yet mislaid his diploma could reckon.
Barrett, who seemed to have mislaid all his impudent self-confidence, departed at last saying he would see to it.
Had he not told her first of the poor soldier who had mislaid his memory?
It suggests nothing so much as that it has lost its park, and mislaid its lodges.