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Meanings of going missing in English
Usage of going missing in English
1
The crews going missing in the last year just couldn't be coincidence.
2
People keep going missing from the area right around a bridge here.
3
He said something about things going missing from his desk for months.
4
But it's not just financial misconduct contributing to money seemingly going missing.
5
It had started with her milk going missing from the staff fridge.
6
Vampires are going missing, as well as appearing out of thin air?
7
Prescott needed quite a cover story to explain his going missing.
8
Photographer Mansi Thapilyal documented the families who suffered their children going missing children.
9
Thérèse called it a day after money started going missing from her purse.
10
Children going missing is becoming another lazy trope; a route-one shortcut to tragedy.
11
Right now they confronted Sveyto, shouting something about men going missing.
12
Explain why you didn't remember Margaret Latham going missing until I reminded you.
13
Again, the investing party didn't react to their money going missing.
14
Their children have been going missing, and no-one is taking notice.
15
I hardly think Rachel has anything to do with Megan Hipwell's going missing.
16
And now Sasha admitted that books were going missing as well.
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Translations for going missing
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