Examples of using Something is missing in English and their translations into Danish
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                        Colloquial
                    
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                        Medicine
                    
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                        Official/political
                    
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                        Computer
                    
Theoretically this formula is  sound, But something is missing, Some kind of catalyst.
What if the package is  damaged or something is missing?
But, Sue, I feel like something is missing from my life.
It's not clear whether something is missing here.
Beautiful! But something is missing.
Oh! Beautiful! But something is missing.
Say"leaves"! Something is missing.
This hand feels like something is missing.
See if something is missing. Call the Vatican.
Theoretically, this formula is  sound, but something is missing.
This formula is  sound, But the serum is  triggering a mutation Because something is missing.
And perhaps we don't deserve to ask for anything more, but something is missing.
So you might say to yourself,"Maybe something is missing?
The tool starts scanning your Mac computer and repairs if something is missing.
But I believe this DJ business is  holding him back, and I feel that something is missing in his own life that would give him that happiness and joy.
For some people the Quest begins with a feeling that something is missing from their life, a need that none of their possessions
And on the day of the celebration, it turns out that something is missing, something  did not have time!
We guarantee to reship your order completely free of charge if your order arrives damaged or something is missing, just contact us so that we may reship.
both Mr Schmit and Mr Almunia emphasised in their contributions that something is missing at present.
It is  extremely annoying to pay a high rent for a luxury house and then to discover that something is missing or has been  damaged.