0 If something is amiss, there is something wrong. -- ≈ coś jest nie tak
1 If something would not go amiss, it would be useful or nice in a particular situation. -- dobrze by zrobił , przydałby się
2 to feel upset by what someone says or does -- źle to odebrać, mieć za złe
Clearly, however, something has gone amiss.
Indeed, they are enterprises in which it would not be amiss for the ones subject to authority to anticipate the 14.
It is a charitable account that does not find anything deeply amiss in his ideas.
For this reason, a few words about that book may not be amiss.
An extra 150 pages, say, eight extra chapters, would not have gone amiss.
An initial setting-out of the defining features of the film medium might not have come amiss, with leading questions about their impact on opera.
They all suggest that there is something amiss, or potentially amiss, with social solidarity, and make suggestions about what should be done about this.
No one is asking for pages of purple prose, but an awareness of the maintenance of interest would not come amiss.
