amiss

美音：[ə'mɪs] 英音：[ə'mɪs]

简单释义：

adv.差错；不顺当

adj.不对；不正常

网络错误的；出差错的；有毛病的

完整释义：

adv.

1.差错,错
2.错误地;不恰当
3.不顺当,不合,不适当
4.不见了(丢失)

adj.

1.错,差错,没有办好;毛病,不对头
2.错误的
3.不顺当,别扭,有毛病
4.不规矩的

例句：

His wife had not the slightest reason to feel that anything would ever go amiss with their household.
他的太太压根儿不觉得他们的家庭会出什么岔子。
I hope you will not take it amiss that I venture to make a few criticisms of your article .
我冒昧地对你的文章提出几点批评意见，希望你不至于生气。
He did not appear in spirits: something unconnected with her was probably amiss.
他看样子情绪也不高，大概是一件与她无关的什么事没有办好。
They went through the amenities as if there were nothing amiss, but without directly addressing a single remark to each other.
他们若无其事地寒暄了一番，但是始终没有直接交谈过一句话。
He did not appear in spirits; some thing unconnected with her was probably amiss.
他的情绪不高。大概一件与她无关的事情没有办好。
It pleased her to see that he was so captivated by her, and it never entered her head that there could be anything amiss in it.
她看见他已经被她迷住，觉得很高兴，并没有想到这有什么异乎寻常的地方。
Don't know, the bridesmaid wants to do exactly what, so, in the mind how much order so of fear to come amiss of mental state.
不知道，伴娘到底要干什么，所以，心里多少有那么点的怕出错的心理。
An initial check at the shop did not reveal anything amiss, which led him to the fixed asset records.
对这家店铺进行初步审核时并没有发现什么不妥，这引导他去检查固定资产记录。

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