Definition of mislay - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
lose temporarilyplace something where it cannot be found
- She often mislays her keys before leaving the house..
- I must have mislaid my glasses somewhere in the house.
- He mislaid the document amidst the pile of papers.
Origin of mislay
Old English, mis- (wrongly) + lecgan (to lay)
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- French:égarer, ...
- German:verlegen, ...
- Italian:smarrire, ...
- Spanish:extraviar, ...
- Portuguese:perder temporariamente, ...
- Chinese:放错地方, ...
- Japanese:置き忘れる, ...
- Arabic:أَضاعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַבֵּד, ...
- Russian:затерять, ...
- Ukrainian:загубити, ...
- Hindi:गुम करना, ...
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