miss

Acceptable or allowable, especially as legal evidence

Permission to enter; an acknowledgment of the truth of something

To acknowledge something as true; to allow entry or membership

Permission or right to enter

Openly acknowledged or generally accepted

Used to acknowledge something as true; by general admission

Wrong or faulty; in a mistaken way

Designed to intercept or destroy missiles

Official authority to act; a percentage-based fee; to officially authorize

An official appointed to a position of authority in a government or organization

To carry out an act; to pledge oneself to something

A promise or pledge; dedication to a cause or obligation

Dedicated and loyal to a cause or obligation

A group appointed to carry out a specific task or make decisions

A male member of a committee or local political party

A mutual agreement through concessions; to settle by giving up something; to put at risk

To discharge from employment; to send away; to refuse to consider seriously

The act of firing someone from a job or sending someone away

Having been fired or sent away; treated as unimportant

The act of dismissing someone; removal from office or employment

Showing contempt or treating something as unworthy of attention

In a scornful, dismissive manner

A person sent on a mission to represent another

The release or discharge of gas, light, heat, etc.

Capable of emitting radiation, light, or heat

To send out or release light, heat, sound, or gas

Released or discharged outward

Something that emits energy; the emitter terminal of a transistor

Not allowed or permitted

In a way that is not permitted

Not allowed or acceptable, especially as legal evidence

A pause or break between parts of a performance or event

To stop or pause temporarily

Stopping and starting at irregular intervals; not continuous

Stopping and starting at irregular intervals

Producing or giving off light

Producing few pollutants or harmful gases

The formal freeing of a person from slavery

To release someone from slavery

a communication or information; to send a message

A person who carries or delivers messages

A self-propelled guided weapon; any object thrown as a weapon

An important task or assignment; a strongly felt purpose or goal

A person sent to spread religion abroad; relating to such work

To carry out missionary work

A written message or letter

A chemical that transmits nerve signals between neurons across a synapse

The act of leaving something out; something left out or neglected

To leave out or exclude something

Left out or excluded intentionally or by oversight

Allowed or acceptable according to rules or laws

Official consent or authorization to do something

Allowing great freedom; lenient and not strict in discipline

The tendency to allow freedom of behavior without strict rules

To allow or give permission; an official document granting authorization

Allowed or authorized

A person granted a permit

A statement assumed as the basis for an argument; a building and its grounds

a commitment to do something; to make a pledge

Showing signs of future success; likely to develop well

Containing or conveying a promise or commitment

The act of admitting again; 重新接纳，再次入院

To allow to enter or join again; 重新接纳，再次准入

Careless or negligent in fulfilling one's duties

Reduction in disease severity; forgiveness of sin or debt

To send money or forgive a debt; scope of responsibilities

Money sent to someone in another place

The recipient of a remittance or payment

Alternately increasing and decreasing in severity (of a disease)

Transmitting something again over a different medium or time

To transmit again or through another medium

Acknowledged by oneself

Yielding to authority; presenting something for judgment or review

Meekly obedient and yielding to others' authority

In a meek and obedient manner

The tendency to yield to others' authority or will

To hand in for consideration; to yield to another's authority

To guess or suppose without firm evidence; a conjecture

Capable of being passed on or transmitted, especially a disease

The sending of signals, power, or disease from one place to another; a vehicle's gearbox

A conductor used to carry electrical signals or power over a distance

To send or pass something from one person or place to another

The act of sending a message or document

A device that broadcasts radio or TV signals; one who transmits something

The process of sending or broadcasting signals or messages

Not pledged to any cause or position; neutral

Never stopping; continuous and persistent

Continuously and without letting up

Producing no pollutant emissions