英語 での Gone missing の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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In 2001, Ford helped rescue a boy scout who had gone missing in Yellowstone National Park.
There are several reports surfacing that a crew member has gone missing from a Costa Cruises ship.
Over 5,400 migrants worldwide are estimated to have died or gone missing in 2015.
At an event in New York City, Claire is informed that one of Franks old friends has gone missing and is presumed dead.
It is a better choice for you when your iPhone or iPad has gone missing around your room or house.
He's gone missing, and you believe he's still alive out there somewhere.
Two--women and children gone missing, all taken from areas within a 10-mile radius of schools that were funded by Tuttle's Wellspring initiative.
Although the U.S. initially insisted the report was false, officials later acknowledged a drone had gone missing.
There are at least 1,200 Indigenous women that have been murdered or gone missing.
This year alone, nearly 3,440 people have drowned or gone missing.
Cheque from Mortgage Service Center but seems to have gone missing.
Your friend had been researching Norse mythology right before he has gone missing.
I was looking for the target that compelled the rich to consume less but it appears to have gone missing.
A young woman visits Paris with her brother only to discover the following morning he has gone missing and the hotel staff have no recollection of his presence.
In 1888, the New York Times reported that a two-year-old girl who had gone missing in a valley later claimed that she had slept next to a bear to keep warm at night.
Already familiar with the various unexplained disappearances, police were able to pinpoint the area favored by Brady and Hindley, and began digging for the bodies of the children who had gone missing in the area over the previous two years.
Almost 3 000 people are estimated to have died or gone missing at sea in 2017 and another 57 were reported dead along land routes in Europe or at Europe's borders.
The United Nations says that close to 800,000 migrants have arrived in Europe by sea so far in 2015, while some 3,440 have died or gone missing on the journey.
Crossing the Mediterranean to Europe is“by far the world's deadliest” journey for migrants, with at least 33,761 reported to have died or gone missing between 2000 and 2017.
According to the United Nations High Commission for Refugees, nearly 800,000 people, including both refugees and migrants, have arrived in Europe by sea so far in 2015, and some 3,440 have died or gone missing en route.