見逃す
mi-nogasuverb★Intermediate— to miss (an opportunity or detail)
general
To fail to notice or observe something, often by accident or oversight.
彼女はテレビのニュースで大事な情報を見逃した。
She missed important information on the TV news.
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Often used when someone fails to notice something important or obvious.
general
To let someone or something go unpunished or unnoticed.
警察は犯人の逃亡を見逃した。
The police let the criminal escape.
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Can imply negligence or intentional overlooking.
Related Phrases
💡Pro Tip
Common Usage
Often used when someone fails to notice something important or obvious.
⚡Gold Rule
Context Matters
The meaning can vary slightly depending on whether it's used literally or figuratively.
📖Word Origin
Combination of 見る (to see) and 逃す (to let go or miss).
📝Usage Notes
Can be used in both literal and figurative contexts, such as missing a detail or letting someone off the hook.
Word Breakdown
見
see
root逃す
to miss or let go
root和英辞典