Phrase · Travel & transport
the blind-spot near-miss
noun phrase
/thuh-blynd-spot-neer-mis/
Definition
The heart-stopping jolt of adrenaline when you try to change lanes and narrowly avoid flattening a grey hatchback.
In use
“I checked my mirrors, but still suffered the blind-spot near-miss on the M25.”
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Language
- Language form
- noun phrase
- Pronunciation
- /thuh-blynd-spot-neer-mis/
Classification
- Life domain
- Everyday life
- Topic
- Travel & transport
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