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1. Lost English; St] beauty The third person singular: loses present participle: losing
lost basic explanation
adjective lost; Lost; lost; The loss of the verbs (the past tense and past participle of lose) To deprive (something needed, especially money); deprive Loss e to accident, old age, death, etc; waste

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Lost means:

1; Lost; lost; Lost, lost (past tense and past participle of lose) To deprive (something needed, especially money); deprive Loss e to accident, old age, death, etc; Waste

pronunciation: English; St] beauty He missed the catch and the match lost

Helosttwo stone in weight ring his time there

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synonym: missing

antonym: found

missing

pronunciation: English [ˈ mɪ sɪ&# 331;] Beauty [&; mɪ sɪ&# 331;]

adj; Whose whereabouts are unknown

Miss is the present participle of miss

prototype: Miss

found

English; It's beautiful; Set up, set up, set up

v; Find (past tense of find); arrive; Find out

prototype: find

third person singular: Foundations

present participle: founding

past tense: founded

past participle: founded

Common Phrases:

all is not lost there is still a glimmer of hope

be lost for words I don't know what to say.

be lost in sth; Immerse yourself in

be lost on sb not being understood (or noticed)

get lost don't bother me

make up for lost time

no love lost between a and B

3. Lost
adj; Lost; lost; At a loss; at a loss
v. lose, lose (past tense and past participle of lose) To deprive (something needed, especially money); deprive Loss e to accident, old age, death, etc; waste

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lost

means:

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adj; It is lost; Confused

v. lost (past participle of lose); Failure

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phonetic alphabet:

English; St] beauty; The lost man yelled, hoping someone in the woods could hear him

He is hunting for his lost book

She looked out of the window, sighing for her lost youth

used as verb:

1, I & # 39; I lost my book

He suffered a serious illness and lost more than ten jin

She lost (in) love of the beautiful young man

5. The past tense and past participle of
lose

lost

worn out

missed

wasted, futile


lost, failed

at a loss

forgotten, Lost

suffering, dead

senseless

the L-and found
lost time
lost sheep; The culprit
feel lost
at a loss
a lost city
a lost city
lost labor
the lost generation
the lost motion
the lost generation (referring to the American youth before and after the first World War); Invalid movement
Lost River
dry river, hidden into the river
lost souls
the soul of hell forever; The art is lost to the world
idioms
get lost[ Don't whet me, don't disturb me, go away
give up for lost; Think that there is no hope for something; S lost is lost; It's hard to get over the past<
Modern English Chinese Dictionary lost
adj.
lost

lost; The little boy went for a walk and got lost
missed; Let go of

damaged; Destroyed; destroyed; The drowning

a lost ship
the sunken ship
no longer belongs to

my daughter was lost to me when she married
it is no longer possible to

pay no attention; He was lost to the world in this task
no effect

our advice was not lost on him<
lost, lost, missed, confused, unknown

vbl.
past tense and past participle of lose

6. 1 She lost her husband in the crowd

[example sentence]: I & # 39; I lost my keys

[2], adjective lost

1, unable to find your way; Not knowing where you are; Lost)

[example sentence]: we & # 39; Re completely lost< That cannot be found or missed back; Lost; lost; It is lost; It can't be recovered)

[example sentence]: I & # 39; M still looking for that lost file< br />
3、that cannot be obtained; That cannot be found or created again; It can't be reconstructed)

[example sentence]: she & # 39; S trying to recapture her lost youth< 4. Unable to deal successfully with a particular situation; We could be lost without your help

5. Unable to understand sth because it is too complicated

[common idioms]:

be lost for words.
be lost in sth

7. lose

8. lost

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1) lost can be the past tense of lose. I won't say much about the meaning of lose here (too much)

2) lost (such as key, wallet, etc.), lost (unable to find, (adjective)
2.1) list a few related phrases:
2.1.1) a lost article
2.1.2) to give [somebody] / [something] up for lost
2.2) make a few sentences with lost:
2.2.1) her watch is or got lost
2.2.2) get lost! colloquial! Get out of here

3) gone (e.g. happiness, youth); Gone (e.g. & quot; Civilization & quot;); Lost (art, skill, craft) (adjective)
3.1) related phrases
3.1.1) to be lost to [something] no longer belongs to something
3.1.2) a promising future lost to the sport

4) missed (opportunities, etc.); Wasted (e.g. time, money) (adjective)
4.1) related phrases
4.1.1) to be lost on [somebody]

5) lost (adjective)
5.1) related phrases
5.1.1) to get lost

6) confused (e.g. & quot; Expression & quot;) I was completely lost.
6.1.2) I made a few sentences ~
6.1.1) I was completely lost; D be lost without you / the dictionary, I would be at a loss
6.1.3) I feel lost after she left
6.2) phrases:
6.2.1) to be lost for words, 1) to be lost in thought / meditation
7.1.2) to be lost in a Book / newspaper
7.1.3) to be lost in wonder at [something]
7.1.4) to be lost to the world
8.1) phrase:
8.1.1) all is lost
8.1.2) like a lost soul
8.1.3) a lost cause

9. Lost is the past tense and past participle