you can't miss it. — used to tell someone that something is very easy to find or notice
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: used to tell someone that something is very easy to find or notice
Pronunciation (IPA): /juː kænt mɪs ɪt/
Example Sentences
- The pizza place? Just look for the giant inflatable pizza slice on the roof - you can't miss it!
- Take the subway to City Hall station, come out exit 3, and you can't miss it.
- My house has a purple door with dancing flamingo decorations - you can't miss it!
you can't miss it.
NOUN[/juː kænt mɪs ɪt/]
used to tell someone that something is very easy to find or notice

used to tell someone that something is very easy to find or notice

You can't miss it - the perfect fit to hit!
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🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
This idiomatic phrase combines the basic English verb 'miss' (to fail to notice or catch) with the modal verb 'can't' (cannot), forming a common colloquial expression used in directional guidance. It emerged in everyday English to emphasize that something is impossible to overlook due to its prominence or clarity.
Breakdown
you (second person pronoun) + can't (cannot - modal verb expressing impossibility) + miss (verb: to fail to notice or perceive) + it (third person singular pronoun as direct object).
🎵Rhyme
🔗Collocations
📝Examples
“The pizza place? Just look for the giant inflatable pizza slice on the roof - you can't miss it!”
“Take the subway to City Hall station, come out exit 3, and you can't miss it.”
“My house has a purple door with dancing flamingo decorations - you can't miss it!”
“The meeting room is the one with glass walls on the second floor - you can't miss it.”
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