misgiving
1> ,  
_Ex:
it caused him no misgiving      
()
_Ex:
he looked with misgiving at the food on his plate 
   ,   
_Ex:
I had a misgiving that    , 
_Ex:
I had misgivings about the scheme     
  
_Ex:
not without misgivings   
_Ex:
my heart is full of misgiving(s)    


misgoverment
1>  , 

misgovern
1>  ;   

misgrowth
1> 

misguidance
1>  

misguide
1>  
2>   
3> _.  ; 

misguided
1>   ; 
_Ex:
I was misguided enough to trust him   
,   
2> 
_Ex:
misguided action  
_Ex:
misguided kindness   
_Ex:
misguided enthusiasm   

mishandle
1>    
_Ex:
this instrument breaks easly if mishandled   
  ,   
2>  
_Ex:
he mishandled the whole situation   ()
    

mishandling
1>  
2>   (   . .)

mishap
1> _.  , 
_Ex:
after many mishaps    ()
_Ex:
I met with a slight mishap   ;   

_Ex:
I accomplished the errand without mishap  
 
2> , 

mishear
1> 

misheard
1> _p.  _p-p.  mishear

mishit
1> 
2> 

mishmash
1> , , 

misinform
1>  ; ; 
 

misinformation
1> ;  

misinstruct
1>   
2>  ; 

misintelligence
1>   ();  
2> ,  
3> _. ;  ;
_. 

misinterpret
1>    

misinterpretation
1>  ,   
_Ex:
this passage is open to misinterpretation   
  

misjoinder
1> _.      
      
   

misjudge
1>    ; ;
 
_Ex:
he has been misjudged  ;   
  ( )

misjudgement
1>  , ; 

miskick
1>  ()

misknew
1> _p.  misknow

misknow
1> _.  ;  
2> _.  ;  
3> _.  

misknown
1> _p-p.  misknow

mislaid
1> _p.  _p-p.  mislay

mislay
1>    ; ; 

mislead
1>   , 
_Ex:
to mislead smb. as to one's intentions  -. 
   
_Ex:
to mislead smb. into thinking (believing) that  
-.    , ;  
-.  (), 
_Ex:
her appearance misled him      
_Ex:
his words misled us into trusting him   
   
2>   ,    ; 
3>    
_Ex:
the guide misled us      ( 
 )

misleading
1>   , 
_Ex:
misleading answer ,    
_Ex:
misleading appearance  
_Ex:
misleading description ,  
_Ex:
the title of this book is misleading   
  

misled
1> _p.  _p-p.  mislead

mismanage
1> ,  

mismanagement
1> ,  
_Ex:
a catastrophic mismanagement of the country 
   

mismarriage
1>  
2> 

mismatch
1>  , ;  
2>   ( )
3> _.   
4>  ,  
_Ex:
mismatched socks  
_Ex:
these teams were mismatched    
( ,   . .)
5>   (  -    )
_Ex:
they were mismatched:
he was 50 and she 19     -  
,   

mismeasure
1>  

misname
1>  , 

misnomer
1>    
_Ex:
by a misnomer  
_Ex:
the city which, by a misnomer, is called N , 
   N
2>   ,   
3>      (  )

misogamy
1> _.   

misogyny
1> _. 

misoneism
1> _.   , 

misopedia
1> _. ;    

misoperation
1>   (  )

misorient, misorientate
1> _. ,  , 

misperception
1>  

mispersuasion
1> _.  
2> _. 
3> _.  , 

mispickel
1> _. ,  , 

misplace
1> ,    
_Ex:
I have misplaced the letter  -   
_Ex:
I've misplaced my glasses again   - 
 
2>    ,   
  . .
_Ex:
in this room that modern chair looks misplaced   
     
_Ex:
my scepticism was misplaced    
3>    
_Ex:
to misplace one's confidence (trust)  ,
  
_Ex:
to misplace one's affection   

misplaced
1>      
2> ; 
_Ex:
misplaced words (remarks)   ()
_Ex:
it is a misplaced, if original, idea  , 
  
3> 
_Ex:
misplaced confidence ,   
_Ex:
misplaced affection    

misprint
1> 
2>  ;  

misprision
1> _.      
2> _.  ()
3> _.  ; 
4> _. 
5> _.  ; 

mispronounce
1>  

mispronounciation
1>  

misquotation
1>  
2>  

misquote
1>  ,  
_Ex:
the newspapers misquoted him    

misread
1> () 
_Ex:
he misread the date on the letter   ( )
   
2>   (  . .)
_Ex:
to misread a letter   () 
_Ex:
to misread smb.'s motives  
-. 
_Ex:
the situation was misread    

misreading
1>  
2>   (  . .)
3>     ()

misreckon
1>    

misrelate
1>    

misremember
1>  ;  

misreport
1>  ;   (-. ,
-.   . .)
_Ex:
the event was misreported in the papers  
  (  )

misrepresent
1>    , 

misrepresentation
1> ;   
_Ex:
willful misrepresentation _.  

misrule
1>  ,  
2> , , 
_Id:
Lord (Abbot, Master) of M.   
3>  , 

miss
1> , 
_Ex:
ten hits and one miss     
_Ex:
near miss  ()  ;  
2> 
_Ex:
we don't know whether this venture will be a hit or a miss
  ,     
_Ex:
they voted the record a miss  ,   
  ( )
3> , 
_Ex:
he is no great miss      
4>  ()
_Ex:
to give a miss  
5> _. 
_Id:
a lucky miss   ()
_Id:
it was a lucky miss! !
_Id:
to give smb. a miss   -.,  
 -.
_Id:
to give smth. a miss  -.;  -. 

_Id:
I gave the meeting a miss     
_Id:
I'll give the wine a miss this evening   
 
_Id:
I'm giving my aunt a miss this year      
  
_Id:
a miss is as good as a mile _. -  ;
 ,  
6> , ;    
_Ex:
to miss one's aim (the target)    
_Ex:
his blow missed the mark      
_Ex:
that's the third time you've missed   
 
_Ex:
the plane just missed the trees    
 
_Ex:
the bullet missed me by a hair's breadth   
 
_Ex:
to miss a ball   ()
7>   ,  
_Ex:
to miss one's (the) mark   ;  ,
  
8> ;  ;  
_Ex:
to miss a ball _.  
_Ex:
he tried to catch the ball but missed    ,
  
_Ex:
he missed his hold of the cord     
9>  ; 
_Ex:
he missed his footing    ( );  
_Ex:
she missed the step and fell    
 
10> ;  ;  , 
_Ex:
I missed the house     
_Ex:
to miss one's way ,   
_Ex:
I missed him    ,   
_Ex:
to miss the flags   ()
_Ex:
don't miss the Louvre!    !
11> 
_Ex:
to miss an opportunity  
_Ex:
an opportunity not to be missed ,  

_Ex:
you haven't missed much    
12>  , ,   
_Ex:
I missed the first part of his speech    (,
)    
_Ex:
I missed most of the words    ()
  ,  
13>  ,  
_Ex:
to miss the point   
_Ex:
you've missed the whole point of the argument   ,
   
14> ,  
_Ex:
to miss classes  
_Ex:
he missed his breakfast   ;   
 
_Ex:
I would not have missed his lecture for anything    
( )     
15> ,  
_Ex:
to miss the train   
_Ex:
he missed the train by three minutes     
 
_Ex:
I have missed my turn    
_Ex:
you've just missed him!  ,    !
_Ex:
to miss one's entrance   ( )
16> ; ,  (,  -  ,
; . miss out)
_Ex:
to miss (out) a word  () 
17>    
_Ex:
when did you miss your purse?   ,  
  ?
_Ex:
he missed money from his cash-box  ,  
   
_Ex:
it will never be missed   ,   ;
   ( ) 
_Ex:
he wouldn't be missed    ;  
   ; _.     
(  )
18> ; 
_Ex:
a shilling was missing from my purse    
 ,     
_Ex:
the second volume was missing   
_Ex:
what the book misses is... , ,  ...
19> ; ,  
_Ex:
I missed him    
_Ex:
he missed the sunshine when he returned to London from
Africa       ,   
() 
20> 
_Ex:
he just missed being killed     
_Ex:
he just missed being struck by the stone   
  
_Ex:
he missed the accident  ()  
21> _.  
_Ex:
the engine is missing on one cylinder    

_Id:
to miss the boat (the bus) ;  ()
 ()
_Id:
to miss fire _.  ;  ; 
 
22> (. M.)  (    
 ;      
 ;      
 ,      
 )
_Ex:
M. Smith  
_Ex:
M. Mary  
_Ex:
the M. Browns, the Misses Brown  () 
_Ex:
I knew her when she was M. Smith     (
)
_Ex:
M. England 1980   1980- 
23> _. ,  (  
 )
_Ex:
yes, miss , 
_Ex:
a cup of tea, miss ,  
24> _. , . ; , 
_Ex:
a modern miss  
_Ex:
a pert miss  
25> _. 

miss out
1> ; 
_Ex:
his account of the accident misses out 1 or 2 important
facts         
-  
_Ex:
you have not missed out on anything   
 
_Ex:
I shall miss out the first course     

missaid
1> _p.  _p-p.  missay

missal
1> _.  ();  ()

missay
1> _.  ; 
2> _. , 

missel, missel-bird
1> _. _. - (Tyrdus viscivorus)

missel-thrush
1> _. - (Tyrdus viscivorus)

missend
1>    , "" (,   . .)
_Ex: "missent" "   "; " "
(   )

missense
1> _.  ( )

misshape
1>  ,  ; 

misshapen
1> ; 

missile
1> _.  ; 
_Ex:
guided missile  
_Ex:
intercontinental ballistic missile 
 
_Ex:
medium-range missile    
_Ex:
to dispatch (to fire, to launch) a missile  
_Ex:
to direct (to guide) a missile  , 

2> _.  
3> ,   . .,    
4> ; 
_Ex:
missile art  
_Ex:
missile base  
_Ex:
missile range  ;   ;
  
_Ex:
missile weaponry   ,  
_Ex:
missile crisis  
_Ex:
missile site    
5> 
_Ex:
missile weapon  

missileman
1> _. 

missilery
1> _.  ;  
2> _. 

missing
1> (the missing) _.   
2> (the missing) _. 
_Ex:
to be among the missing    
3> ; ; 
_Ex:
missing book  (, ) 
_Ex:
there is a page missing, a page is missing  

_Ex:
the missing link  
_Ex:
he was missing for a whole day  -   
_Ex:
fill in the missing words   (
)
4>   
_Ex:
he went missing   ( )
_Ex:
he was reported missing (in action) ,   
  (   )
_Ex:
7 of our planes are missing     
 

mission
1> ; 
_Ex:
peace mission  
_Ex:
clandestine mission  
_Ex:
a British trade mission   
_Ex:
to go on a mission    (  )
2> ,   
(. diplomatic mission)
3> ,  
4>  
5>       
6>  
7> ,    ;
 
8>    
9> ;  ; ; 
_Ex:
the mission of the poet  
_Ex:
he considered it his mission (in life)    
 
10> ; 
_Ex:
to go on a mission   
_Ex:
to send smb. on a mission  -.  ;
 -.  
_Ex:
to be sent on a mission to smb.    -. 

_Ex:
to complete one's mission successfully  
 
_Ex:
mission accomplished!   !
11> _. () ; 
_Ex:
to assign (to set) a mission  
_Ex:
mission report    
12> _. ,  
_Ex:
to fire (to shoot) a mission   ;
   
13> _. ()  (. mission sortie)
_Ex:
to fly a mission   ,  
  
14>  
_Ex:
mission control    
_Ex:
mission controller    

_Ex:
mission specialist ,   
     
_Ex:
mission profile  
15>   
_Ex:
he was missioned to N      N
16>   

mission-adaptive wing
1> _.   ,  

mission-school
1>    ( )
2>    ,  

missionary
1> 
2> , 
3> 

missioner
1> ,  -
2> 
3> , 

missis
1> _. ; , 
_Ex:
yes, missis ,  ()
_Ex:
the missis is in the drawing-room   
2> _. , 
_Ex:
how is the missis?   ()  (,
)?

missish
1> ; , 

missive
1>  ; 
2>  
3> _. 
_Ex:
letter(s) missive, missive letter  ()
4> _. 

misspeak
1>    

misspell
1>   ,   


misspelling
1>  

misspelt
1> _p.  _p-p.  misspell

misspend
1> ,  ; 

misspent
1>  ; 
_Ex:
misspent youth  
2> _p.  _p-p.  misspend

misstate
1>     

misstatement
1> ,    

misstep
1>  ; , 
2> _. 
3> _.   ,  

missus
1> _. ; , 
_Ex:
yes, missus ,  ()
_Ex:
the missus is in the drawing-room   
2> _. , 
_Ex:
how is the missus?   ()  (,
)?

missy
1> _.  (   )

mist
1> () ; 
_Ex:
heavy mist  ; ,   
_Ex:
the hills were hidden in mist    
()
2> , 
_Ex:
lost in the mists of time    
3> ,   
_Ex:
to see smb., smth. through a mist  -. -. 

_Ex:
she looked up at him in a mist of tears   
    
4> ; ,   , 
5> ,   . .      
6>  ; 
7>  ; 
_Ex:
her eyes misted with tears     
()
_Ex:
the mirror misted over  
8> 
_Ex:
it is misting 

