<prompt> Hlalosa moelelo oa poleloana ea maele Ho haella ketsong.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Interpret the meaning of the idiomatic expression Missing in action. . Response in English: The idiomatic expression Missing in action refers to a person or thing that is absent or unavailable during a time when they are expected or needed. This expression has its origin in the military, where it is used to describe soldiers who cannot be accounted for after a battle and their fate is unknown. The soldier may have been killed, injured and taken prisoner, or deserted. Over time, the phrase has come to be used in a broader sense outside of the military context to suggest that someone or something is unaccounted for or has gone missing. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana e reng Ho haella ketsong e bolela motho kapa ntho e sieo kapa e sa fumaneheng ka nako eo e lebelletsoeng kapa e hlokahalang ka eona. Polelo ena e simolohile sesoleng, moo e sebelisetsoang ho hlalosa masole a ke keng a tlalehoa ka mora ntoa me ho sa tsejoe qetello ea ona. E ka na eaba lesole le ile la bolaoa, la lemala me la nkoa e le motšoaruoa, kapa le lahliloe. Ha nako e ntse e ea, poleloana ena e se e sebelisoa ka kutloisiso e pharaletseng ka ntle ho maemo a sesole ho fana ka maikutlo a hore motho kapa ntho e itseng ha e tsejoe kapa e lahlehile. 