omission

中英词典：omission

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1. The omission of his name from the list was a glaring error. (牛津词典)
2. He was surprised by his wife's omission of any reference to his mother. (柯林斯词典)
3. There are some serious omissions in the report. (柯林斯词典)
4. It was an unintentional omission on my part. (柯林斯词典)
5. The omission of recent events from her speech was very noticeable. (牛津词典)
6. The artist made a deliberate omission of any reference to politics in his artwork.
7. Her essay is well-written, but there are a few omissions of important details.
8. He admitted his omission and apologized for forgetting to invite her.
9. The omission of the final chapter in the book left readers unsatisfied.
10. The lawyer argued that the omission of crucial evidence undermined the prosecution's case.
11. The omission of his name from the credits angered the actor.
12. The omission of any safety instructions on the packaging is a violation of regulations.
13. The omission of this key step in the process will result in a flawed product.
14. She realized her omission and quickly added the missing information to the report.
15. The omissions in his speech made it difficult to understand his main points.
16. His omission of the important details led to a misunderstanding of the situation.
17. After reviewing the document, she noticed several omissions that needed to be corrected.
18. The journalist's omission of certain facts distorted the truth of the story.
19. By omitting the unnecessary details, the writer was able to focus on the main plot of the story.
20. The omission of historical context in the article weakened its overall argument.
21. Her omission of any mention of her team's efforts was seen as a lack of appreciation.