omission in Chinese
omission in Chinese is 過失 — omission means the act of leaving something out, or something that has been left out.
omission in Chinese
過失
Pronounced: guò shī
(uncountable) The act of neglecting to perform an action one has an obligation to do.
What does "omission" mean?
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noun The act of leaving something out, or something that has been left out.
"The report contained a glaring omission of key financial figures."
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noun A failure to do something one was supposed to do.
"The accident was caused by an omission rather than a deliberate act."
omission in a sentence
- The report contained a glaring omission of key financial figures.
- Her omission of his name from the credits seemed deliberate.
- The accident was caused by an omission rather than a deliberate act.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "omission" in Chinese?
"omission" in Chinese is 過失. omission means: The act of leaving something out, or something that has been left out.
How do you pronounce 過失?
"omission" in Chinese is 過失, pronounced "guò shī".
How do you use "omission" in a sentence?
Example: "The report contained a glaring omission of key financial figures." In Chinese, "omission" is 過失.
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