misses, missed, missing
to miss out on
phrasal verb
Fail to experience or take part in something enjoyable or beneficial
- 1She didn't want to miss out on the fun at the party.
- 2If you don't hurry, you'll miss out on the best deals.
To miss out on means to not be able to enjoy or benefit from something. It's like when you don't go to a fun party or don't try a delicious dessert. You are missing out on the good experience or opportunity.
Remember, missing out on something can also mean not taking advantage of a beneficial opportunity. So, make sure to seize the moment and not miss out on any good chances that come your way!
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at the waiting room
The Missed Concert
Emily
I can't believe I had to cancel my plans last night.
Matthew
Oh no, did you miss out on the concert?
Emily
Yeah, everyone said it was amazing.
Matthew
That's a shame, but there will be more chances.
at a park
The Missed Picnic
Michael
Daniel, you should have come with us today.
Daniel
I know, I had to finish some work.
Michael
You really missed out on a great time with everyone.
Daniel
I guess I'll have to join next time for sure.
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Similar to "to miss out on":
- 1lose out on
- 2forgo
