| 词汇 | 失之交臂 |
| 释义 | 失之交臂 辨形“臂”，不能写作“壁”。 辨形“臂”，不能写作“壁”。 俄文упустить случай 上次我去杭州，正巧你去了苏州，失之交臂，又未能见面。 【注意】使用中常含有惋惜意味。 反义词 The duo only managed21 starts together in a season that saw the Reds just miss out on the Barclays Premier League title. There had been a few false starts back in the city, events we attended to which my companion might have brought Henry, but at the last minute could not. CYNICS have a rule about European appointments: the most qualified contenders never get them. Opportunity is rare, and wise man will never let it go by him. Even if, on the road in the city, you and she met by chance, and only missed the doomed. Though underground music sometimes crosses paths with popular music, its ambitions lie elsewhere. A similar account of that missed opportunity appears in a just- published book by America's then secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice. Do you feel bad about losing the gold medal? True, we won the league title and the Carling Cup, but missing out on winning the Champions League again had the most impact on me. If they are abroad, they miss it, and may have to study an extra year in Japan to earn their chance. Now, years later, that evening's loveliness--- I so nearly missed--- is one of my most cherished memories. People driven by fear often miss their best opportunities because they are afraid to step out and do something new. Barely missing the opportunity for a new and better life, Anne died from illness two weeks short of her release from the concentration camp. I do not see any other explanation of how one can get so near to a great discovery and yet fail at the last, and rather small, step. Lucky every months will condescend to come, but if you didn't fix to go to greet it, may lose it hand over arm. A few seconds may not seem like much, but if you only have35 seconds to answer each question, a few seconds can mean the difference between leaving a blank or getting another point. Is there a skill that you lack or that might have previously held you back from advancement opportunities? The cyclists said the negative encounter, which took place three days before the Games started, prevented them from performing their best and earning any medals. It's as gritty and real as the subway, it comes around just as regularly, and as long as you can stick it out on the platform, you won't miss it. It's their loss; not only are they missing out on a great guitarist but also on moments of unforced cultural exchange that can be hard to come by. Clinton was particularly irritated by the ridiculously strict vetting process that thwarted her favored candidate for USAID director, Paul Farmer, from getting the job. But the city charter says all mayoral candidates must have lived in the city for the past five years, a test Mr Carville cannot come close to passing. |
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