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La question fait référence à un mot, une expression, un texte en anglais ou à la langue anglaise directement.
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How is 'you'll never miss something' said in french?
Rater in this case is perfectly appropriated. To translate your idea, I'd say :
Tu ne les rateras jamais / pas
We could also say
Tu ne peux pas les rater
(You can not miss them).
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