Translation meaning & definition of the word "amiss" into Spanish language
Traducción significado y definición de la palabra "amiss" al idioma español
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Amiss
[Amiss]/əmɪs/
adjective
1. Not functioning properly
- "Something is amiss"
- "Has gone completely haywire"
- "Something is wrong with the engine"
- synonym:
- amiss(p) ,
- awry(p) ,
- haywire ,
- wrong(p)
1. No funciona correctamente
- "Algo está mal"
- "Se ha vuelto completamente loco"
- "Algo está mal con el motor"
- sinónimo:
- amiss ( p ) ,
- awry ( p ) ,
- heno ,
- incorrecto ( p )
adverb
1. Away from the correct or expected course
- "Something has gone awry in our plans"
- "Something went badly amiss in the preparations"
- synonym:
- awry ,
- amiss
1. Lejos del curso correcto o esperado
- "Algo ha salido mal en nuestros planes"
- "Algo salió mal en los preparativos"
- sinónimo:
- awry ,
- mal
2. In an improper or mistaken or unfortunate manner
- "If you think him guilty you judge amiss"
- "He spoke amiss"
- "No one took it amiss when she spoke frankly"
- synonym:
- amiss
2. De manera incorrecta o equivocada o desafortunada
- "Si lo crees culpable, juzgas mal"
- "Habló mal"
- "Nadie se equivocó cuando habló con franqueza"
- sinónimo:
- mal
3. In an imperfect or faulty way
- "The lobe was imperfectly developed"
- "Miss bennet would not play at all amiss if she practiced more"- jane austen
- synonym:
- imperfectly ,
- amiss
3. De manera imperfecta o defectuosa
- "El lóbulo estaba imperfectamente desarrollado"
- "La señorita bennet no jugaría mal si practicara más" - jane austen
- sinónimo:
- imperfectamente ,
- mal
Examples of using
Don't take it amiss if I criticize your work.
No te lo tomes a mal si critico tu trabajo.