M.I.A 是什麼意思

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Nadine, it means MISSING IN ACTION and you use (1) it when you haven't seen someone for a long time: A: Billy, is that you? You're a sight for sore eyes! B: Sorry, I've been MIA - my sister had a baby and I went to stay with her for three months. (2) when someone has not been around when they were needed, like a father who leaves his wife to raise children on her own, or a friend who isn't around while you're going through something difficult: A: I'm your friend, you can tell me anything. B: My "friend"? That's a laugh! You were MIA the whole time my mother was sick and now that she's gone, you reappear right when I'm about to get my inheritance.