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lose

A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (due east.one thousand. I bought a book.).

transitive verb

1. (to non notice)

a. perder

I lost my cellphone at work. Perdí mi celular en el trabajo.

two. (to not win)

a. perder

She lost the race despite all the training she'd washed. Perdió la carrera, a pesar de haber entrenado tanto.

3. (to be deprived of)

a. perder (rights, sight, a loved one)

She lost her parents when she was 12. Perdió a sus padres cuando tenía 12.

iv. (to go rid of)

a. perder

He has already lost three pounds! ¡Ya perdió tres libras!

b. bajar

You lost ten pounds in a week? That seems dangerous to me. ¿Bajaste diez libras en una semana? Eso me parece peligroso.

c. deshacerse de (a pursuer)

I managed to lose him by dodging down a side alley. Conseguí deshacerme de él entrando en united nations callejón lateral.

five. (to waste)

a. perder (time or an opportunity)

I've lost a lot of sleep thinking about this. He perdido muchas horas de sueño pensando en esto.

half-dozen. (to cause the loss of)

a. costar

Arguing with him lost me my job. Discutir con él me costó mi trabajo.

7. (to confuse)

a. confundir

She lost me when she started explaining fractions. Me confundió cuando empezó a explicar fracciones.

8. (to go slower)

a. atrasarse

The kitchen clock loses two minutes every day. El reloj de la cocina se atrasa dos minutos cada día.

ix. (to miss)

a. perder

We lost our connexion in Madrid. Perdimos nuestra conexión en Madrid.

x. (to neglect to keep)

a. perder

She lost some clients over the past weeks. Ha perdido algunos clientes durante las últimas semanas.

An intransitive verb is 1 that does not require a direct object (eastward.g. The man sneezed.).

intransitive verb

11. (to fail to win)

a. perder

Nosotros lost by ii goals. Perdimos por dos goles.

12. (to have a loss)

a. salir perdiendo

I'k losing on the rental of my house. Salgo perdiendo en el alquiler de la casa.

13. (to be absorbed)

a. perderse

I lost myself reading such a expert volume. Me perdí en la lectura de tan buen libro.

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lose

A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (eastward.one thousand. I bought a book.).

transitive verb

one. (accidentally)

a. perder

you accept nothing to lose no tienes nada que perder

to lose one's vox quedarse afónico(a)

he had lost interest in his work había perdido el interés por su trabajo

information technology loses something in translation al traducirlo, pierde algo

to be lost at sea desaparecer or morir en el mar

the joke/the irony was lost on him no entendió el chiste/la ironía

my watch loses five minutes a day mi reloj se atrasa cinco minutos al día

that error lost him the match ese error hizo que perdiera el partido

to lose 1'due south way, to get lost perderse

2. (colloquial)

a.

become lost! ¡lárgate!, ¡piérdete!

to lose one'south rest perder el equilibrio

to lose sight of something/somebody perder algo/a alguien de vista

iii. (fam fig)

a.

you've lost me! no te sigo

4. (deliberately)

a.

to lose weight adelgazar, perder peso

we lost him in the crowd le dimos esquinazo entre la multitud

she had lost herself in a volume/in her work se quedó absorta en la lectura de united nations libro/en su trabajo

An intransitive verb is one that does non require a direct object (e.g. The man sneezed.).

intransitive verb

five. (in contest)

a. perder

to lose in value perder valor

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lose [luːz] lost (past)

transitive verb

1 (mislay, fail to observe) perder

he's always losing things siempre está perdiendo las cosas; I've lost my pen he perdido el bolígrafo; I lost him in the crowd lo perdí entre la muchedumbre

2 (be deprived of) perder

you lot've got nothing to lose no tienes nada que perder; you've nothing to lose by helping him no vas a perder nada ayudándole; what accept you got to lose? ¿qué tienes tú que perder?; ¿qué vas a perder?; he lost £1,000 on that deal perdió 1.000 libras en ese trato; I lost my father when I was 10 perdí a mi padre cuando tenía diez años; I don't want to lose yous no quiero perderte

he's lost his licence le han retirado el carnet

to lose ane'southward life perder la vida

to lose a patient no lograr salvar a un paciente

to lose the use of an arm perder el uso de un brazo

to lose one'southward [voice] I can't sing - I've lost my vocalization because of this sore throat

3 (neglect to go along) perder

the poem lost a lot in the translation el poema perdió mucho en la traducción

she's lost her figure/her looks ha perdido la línea/su belleza

to lose it perder los papeles; perder el control

In a recent interview he talked about life in the spotlight of celebrity, complaining: `I've lost it, really. I throw things round the room. I might get to the phase where I actually nail upward hotel rooms." For the moment the protesters seem to have lost information technology. They no longer have a direct line to a nation whose short-term attending has flitted off elsewhere French chic? Has Dior completely lost it? Lyle'southward game slumped similar a pricked balloon. 'The bubble burst," he said yesterday. `I just lost it. I don't know whether it was the strain of playing high-level golf game for long periods but I but couldn't play any more." to lose one's [temper]

4 (fail to win) [+game, war, election] perder

they lost the match

5 (miss)

to lose one'southward way perderse; perder el rumbo

English cricket has lost its way Why has the White House lost its way on tax and upkeep policy? the direction appears to have lost its way and profit expectations accept plunged SIMON FREEMAN draws an alarming picture of a Royal Family unit that has lost its fashion a little male child who lost his way in the forest I finally reached it (having lost my way three times)

half dozen (waste) perder

there was not a moment to lose no había ni un momento que perder

he didn't lose any [sleep] over information technology

I wouldn't lose whatever slumber over it! ¡no pierdas el sueño por ello!; ¡no te preocupes por ello!

to lose no [fourth dimension]

to lose no fourth dimension in doing sth

she lost no time in making up her mind se decidió enseguida; no le costó nada decidirse; I lost no time in telling him exactly what I thought of him no vacilé en decirle exactamente lo que pensaba de él

the Governor lost no time in coming to the point Byelorussians didn't exactly love Poles and lost no time in turning them over to the police

seven (get rid of) [+unwanted companion] deshacerse de; [+pursuers] zafarse de

attempt to lose him earlier you come to come across the states he managed to lose the detective who was post-obit him

to lose weight perder peso; adelgazar

I lost two kilos perdí or adelgacé dos kilos

viii (fall backside) [+watch, clock] atrasarse

this spotter loses five minutes every day este reloj se atrasa cinco minutos cada día

9 (cause loss of)

it lost him the chore/the match le costó el puesto/el partido; le hizo perder el puesto/el partido; that bargain lost me £five,000 ese negocio me costó or me hizo perder 5.000 libras

that lost u.s. the state of war that mistake lost us the game his `drinking and bad means" lost him his wedlock and his chore equally a mechanic in Tampa

x (misfile) confundir

you've lost me there ahora sí que me has confundido; ahora sí que no te entiendo

proceeded to blind Jim with circuitous formulae which lost him completely "the 'bailes' are totally different to the 'Passarela do Samba'" - "You've lost me already," he interrupted I think we lost him somewhere along the way

11

to lose o.s. in sth (a book, music, memories) ensimismarse en algo

to lose o.s. in thought she would lose herself in the music I lost myself in a book they lose themselves in drink and drugs she just loses herself in the by/in her memories For nearly a quarter of a minute /Clayton lost himself in reverie, then blinked and said ... He fished the snapshot out betwixt thumb and forefinger and then lost himself in contemplation of those faded features of a homo and a boy

intransitive verb

i [+actor, squad] perder

he'due south losing (by) ii sets to ane va perdiendo (por) dos sets a uno; they lost (by) three goals to two perdieron (por) tres goles a dos; to lose to sb perder contra algn

they lost to the new team Chuck mckinley lost to Rod Laver of Australia in the men's singles finals the U.S. team lost to Australia 4-three "how did y'all get on?" - "we lost"

y'all can't lose no tienes pérdida; tienes que forzosamente salir ganando

he lost on the deal salió perdiendo en el negocio

the story did not lose in the telling el cuento no perdió en la narración

information technology loses in translation pierde en la traducción

2 [+watch, clock] atrasarse

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Phrases

lose weight	adelgazar
Did you lose the game?	¿Perdiste el partido?
lose yourself	distraerte
never lose hope	nunca pierdas la esperanza
have the risk or lose the chance	toma el riesgo o pierde la oportunidad
lose a game	perder un partido
lose something	perder algo
If the squad doesn't practice harder, they will lose the game.	Si el equipo no practica más duro, perderá el partido.
lose one'south balance	perder el equilibrio
wolves don't lose sleep over the opinion of sheep	los lobos no pierden el sueño por la opinión de las ovejas
I need to lose weight	tengo que adelgazar
lose it	perderlo
I can't wear these pants until I lose x pounds	no puedo ponerme este pantalón hasta perder diez libras
lose ane's temper	perder los estribos
lose ane's nerve	acobardarse
lose center	desanimarse
lose hope	desesperarse
make lose promise	desesperar
lose fourth dimension	perder tiempo
lose one'due south train of idea	perder el hilo

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