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lostnoun
lost
pl
Usually preceded by the definite article; refers collectively to people or things that are missing, ruined, or spiritually doomed.
заблудшиеЧаще в религиозном контексте
The pastor offered prayers for the lost.
Пастор вознёс молитвы за заблудших.
Additional translations
погибшиеО людях, погибших или пропавших без вести
lostpast participle
Used adjectivally as the past participle of ‘lose’. No productive comparative/superlative forms.
The lost hikers were found the next day.
Заблудившихся туристов нашли на следующий день.
My keys are lost; I can't unlock the door.
Мои ключи потеряны; я не могу открыть дверь.
All hope seemed lost when the rescue team turned back.
Когда спасатели повернули назад, вся надежда казалась утраченной.
Additional translations
пропавший
поглощённыйУпотребляется с предлогом «в» для передачи значения глубокого погружения в мысли и т.п.
loseverb

lost

Past Simple

lost
Past Simple
lost
Past Participle
losing
Gerund
UK
/luːz/
US
/luːz/
I don't want to lose my keys.
Я не хочу терять свои ключи.
Our team might lose the game.
Наша команда может проиграть игру.
Additional translations
лишаться
утрачивать
заблудиться
обанкротиться
Synonyms
misplace
forfeit
drop
surrender
fail to keep
be deprived of
part with
give up
Antonyms
gain
win
acquire
obtain
secure

Definitions

lostnoun
People who are missing, ruined, or spiritually doomed.
The pastor offered prayers for the lost.
lostpast participle
Unable to find one's way; not knowing where one is.
After the storm, we were lost in the forest.
No longer possessed or retained; missing.
My keys are lost; I can't unlock the door.
Unable to be recovered or regained; ruined or destroyed.
All hope seemed lost when the rescue team turned back.
Deeply absorbed or engrossed (often followed by 'in').
She sat by the window, lost in thought.
loseverb
To be deprived of or cease to have something.
She didn't want to lose her favorite necklace.
To fail to win a game, contest, or argument.
The team worked hard but still managed to lose the match.
To misplace something temporarily.
I often lose my keys in the house.
To suffer the loss of someone through death or separation.
He was devastated to lose his best friend in the accident.
To fail to maintain or keep something, such as a job or position.
She was worried she might lose her job after the company downsized.
To become unable to find one's way.
We took a wrong turn and began to lose our way in the forest.
To fail to understand, follow, or keep in communication with someone or something.
You lost me halfway through your explanation.
To undergo a reduction in weight, amount, or value.
He hopes to lose ten pounds before summer.
(of a clock or watch) To run slow, indicating a time earlier than the correct time.
This old clock loses about three minutes a week.
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