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Meanings of missing in English
Category in the Red List of threatened species in the Czech Republic.
Synonyms
Examples for "wanting"
Examples for "wanting"
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The main problem is not other countries wanting to hold EU referendums.
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I asked a question I had been wanting to ask for weeks.
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The fans of City are wanting that success every year, without doubt.
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He approached us several times, wanting us to take a good look.
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I can't understand anyone wanting to attack Elías, simply can't understand it.
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The political will to change this is simply lacking in most cases.
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There isn't evidence that health and safety regulations are lacking, he said.
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For native South Americans, however, such evidence has been lacking so far.
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Arriving at Newbridge Networks six months ago: The place was lacking leadership.
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But borrowers lacking state support are likely to be most at risk.
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However, data to support such recommendations in older persons are virtually nonexistent.
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The site's user agreement for California, however, mistakenly cited nonexistent election laws.
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Taylor's political record was nonexistent, but he offered the hope of electability.
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The opposite of good documentation is, of course, bad or nonexistent documentation.
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You didn't come here just to inquire after my nonexistent health, Taylor.
Usage of missing in English
1
At least 20 fishing boats were reported missing at sea, police said.
2
She said: In the euro area, a common fiscal backstop remains missing.
3
Police said the sound was missing due to an unspecified technical problem.
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Each year the Garda Síochána receives thousands of reports of missing people.
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Photographs, especially missing ones, held a particular significance for her right now.
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They were missing body parts, and in some cases, missing family members.
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Without a well-managed calendar, you risk missing important work and nonwork events.
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Police spokesman George Kimoti said 13 officers were missing following the attack.
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Hundreds have gone missing after seen last being taken by secret police.
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Reports from New Caledonia say 11 people are missing after heavy rain.
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Of course: the journal I had presumably kept throughout those missing weeks.
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Although they say missing, I was actually there, but five minutes late.
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Other missing- persons cases have also captured our imagination in recent years.
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It may not be the case for other missing family members, either.
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He said the number of people believed to be missing could change.
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Do you know how many 'missing' children there are in the city?
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