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O que (quem) é a near miss - definição

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Near-miss; Nearmiss; Near Miss; NEARMISS; Near miss (disambiguation)

near miss         
¦ noun
1. a narrowly avoided collision.
2. a bomb or shot that just misses its target.
near-miss         
see <a href="">near missa>
near miss         
also near-miss (near misses)
1.
You can say that there is a near miss when something is nearly hit by another thing, for example by a vehicle or a bomb.
Details have been given of a near miss between two airliners over southern England earlier this week...
We've had a few near misses in the raids, as I expect you've noticed.
= narrow escape
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2.
A near miss is an attempt to do something which fails by a very small amount.
...Milan's successful defence of the European Cup and near-miss in the Italian championship last season.
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Wikipédia

Near miss

Near miss may refer to:

  • Near miss (safety), an unplanned event that did not result in injury, illness, or damage - but had the potential to do so
  • Near-Earth object, an asteroid or meteorite that barely misses the earth or another body
  • Near-miss Johnson solid, a type of geometric shape
  • Near Miss (band), an American punk band
Exemplos do corpo de texto para a near miss
1. In astronomical terms, that counts as a near–miss.
2. Then there was a near miss last month when Miss Spears stumbled while holding him.
3. Two years ago Prince Charles‘s plane was involved in a near–miss with an Airbus.
4. "I can only describe it as being like driving along and having a near–miss in your car.
5. Mr Parker said the officer accepted he had been involved in a near–miss with a yacht.