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lose
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- Conjugation :
past
lost
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ing
losing
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Derivatives :
adj
losable
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- lose
[luːz]
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1.
vt.
[+keys]
[ pen etc]
(mislay) 丢失
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I lost my keys.
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我把钥匙丢了。
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2.
vt.
[+contest]
[ fight]
[ argument]
(not win) 输
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3.
vt.
[+job]
[ place]
(be dismissed from) 丢掉
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He lost his place in the team.
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他丢掉了在队里的位置。
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4.
vt.
[+relative]
[ wife etc]
(through death) 失去
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He had just lost his wife.
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他刚刚失去了妻子。
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5.
vt.
[+time]
[ opportunity]
(waste) 浪费
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6.
vt.
[商]
[+money]
亏损
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The company was losing a million pounds a week.
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该公司一个星期亏损100万英镑。
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7.
vt.
[+blood]
[ tooth]
[ leg]
(through injury，disease) 失掉
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8.
vt.
[+voice]
[ sight etc]
丧失
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9.
vt.
[+confidence]
[ control etc]
(run out of) 丧失
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10.
vt.
[+pursuers]
(shake off) 摆脱
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He managed to lose his pursuers in the maze of streets.
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在繁杂的街道上，他竭力摆脱了跟踪者。
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11.
vi.
(in competition，argument) 输
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to lose o.s. in sth
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沉湎于某事
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to lose weight
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减重
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to lose no time in doing sth
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马上着手做某事
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Bill lost no time in telling me about his idea.
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比尔赶紧和我讲他的想法。
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to lose sight of sth
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看不见某物
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12.
vi.
(forget) 忽略某事
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- lose
[luːz]
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1.
vt.
失掉，不能维持，不能控制
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2.
vt.
输掉，失败
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3.
vt.
丧失，失去
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4.
vt.
错放，错置
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5.
vt.
丢失，遗失
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6.
verb
亏本，亏损
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7.
vt.
错过，未抓住
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8.
vt.
逃避，躲避
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9.
vt.
没听见，没弄懂
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10.
vi.
遭受损失
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11.
vt.
走慢……时间
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12.
vt.
[Spoken]
去除，摆脱，甩开
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13.
vt.
浪费
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14.
vt.
使失去
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15.
vt.
使沉迷于，使沉湎于
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16.
vt.
[Spoken]
使弄不懂
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17.
noun
[Abbreviation]
Line-of-Sight-Expendables，瞄准线用消耗品（如铅笔；纸张等）
Collins English-English Dictionary
- lose
[luːz]
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1.
vb
[mainly tr]
to part with or come to be without, as through theft, accident, negligence, etc
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2.
vb
to fail to keep or maintain
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to lose one's balance
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3.
vb
to suffer the loss or deprivation of
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to lose a parent
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4.
vb
to cease to have or possess
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5.
vb
to fail to get or make use of
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to lose a chance
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6.
vb
[also intr]
to fail to gain or win (a contest, game, etc)
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to lose the match
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7.
vb
to fail to see, hear, perceive, or understand
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I lost the gist of his speech
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8.
vb
to waste
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to lose money gambling
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9.
vb
to wander from so as to be unable to find
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to lose one's way
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10.
vb
to cause the loss of
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his delay lost him the battle
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11.
vb
to allow to go astray or out of sight
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we lost him in the crowd
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12.
vb
[usually passive]
to absorb or engross
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he was lost in contemplation
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13.
vb
[usually passive]
to cause the death or destruction of
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two men were lost in the attack
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14.
vb
to outdistance or elude
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he soon lost his pursuers
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15.
vi.
[intr]
to decrease or depreciate in value or effectiveness
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poetry always loses in translation
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16.
vi.
[also intr]
(of a timepiece) to run slow (by a specified amount)
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the clock loses ten minutes every day
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17.
vi.
(of a physician) to fail to sustain the life of (a patient)
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18.
vi.
(of a woman) to fail to give birth to (a viable baby), esp as the result of a miscarriage
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19.
vi.
[motor racing]
[Slang]
to lose control of (the car), as on a bend
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he lost it going into Woodcote
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20.
vi.
[Etymology]
Old English losian to perish; related to Old English -leosan as in forleosan to forfeit. Compare loose
Examples
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Lose weight too quickly and you will lose muscle tissue as well as fat.
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减肥太快会使你的肌肉组织和脂肪一起消失。
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bound to lose
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注定要失败的
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to lose one's footing
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失足
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to lose heart
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丧失勇气(或信心)；灰心，丧气
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to lose one's keys
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丢失了钥匙
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