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No. 2,866 in German

verpasst

"Verpasst" means "missed" in English.

In a sentence

  • Ich habe den Zug verpasst.

    I missed the train.

    Here, 'verpasst' is used to express the idea of failing to catch or reach a scheduled event, in this case, a train.

  • Du hast eine tolle Chance verpasst.

    You missed a great opportunity.

    In this sentence, 'verpasst' conveys the sense of missing out on an advantageous or important opportunity.

  • Der Lehrer hat mir die Hausaufgaben verpasst.

    The teacher assigned me the homework.

    Here, 'verpasst' is utilized in the sense of being assigned or given something, showing its less common usage.

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