英语
西班牙语
mislay <pt & past part mislaid> [美 mɪsˈleɪ, 英 mɪsˈleɪ] 动词 trans
- mislay
- perder (momentáneamente)
- I seem to have mislaid my watch
- no sé dónde habré puesto el reloj
- irritatingly, I had mislaid it sentence 副
- para mi fastidio, no sabía dónde lo había puesto
西班牙语
英语
- traspapelar (extraviar)
- to mislay
- esa factura debe estar traspapelada
- that invoice must have got mixed up with some other papers o must have been mislaid
- traspapelarse (extraviarse)
- to be mislaid
- traspapelarse (extraviarse)
- to get mislaid
- ¡aquí está la factura! se había traspapelado
- here's the invoice! it had got(ten) mixed up with some other papers o it had got(ten) mislaid
- refundir
- to mislay
- se me ha refundido el libro
- I've lost o mislaid my book
- extraviar
- to mislay 书
- perdió las tijeras y se pasó una hora buscándolas
- she mislaid o lost the scissors and spent an hour looking for them
英语
西班牙语
mislay [ˌmɪsˈleɪ] 动词 trans unreg 书
- mislay
- extraviar
西班牙语
英语
- traspapelar
- to mislay
- traspapelarse
- to get mislaid
英语
西班牙语
mislay [ˌmɪs·ˈleɪ] 动词 trans unreg 书
- mislay
- extraviar
西班牙语
英语
- traspapelar
- to mislay
- traspapelar
- to get mislaid
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
A common complaint is that the supplied fan is irritatingly loud, and many users have tried to rectify it on their own.
en.wikipedia.org More irritatingly, the movie doesn't trust its own storytelling.
www.gizmodo.com.au I'm irritatingly optimistic regardless of what's going on in my life.
www.dailymail.co.uk Why do we use the verb "to badger", meaning to harass irritatingly?
www.independent.co.uk What it is an irritatingly smarmy, implausible mess.
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