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lost

/lɒst/

Traduction: Qualifie ce qui ne peut pas être trouvé ou qui manque ; désigne aussi un état de confusion ou le fait de ne pas savoir où l'on est., Nom désignant les personnes condamnées à mourir bientôt, souvent utilisé de manière collective ou figurée., Verbe indiquant la perte de quelque chose, une défaite ou un échec dans une compétition.

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adjective

/lɒst/A1formal
  • frQualifie ce qui ne peut pas être trouvé ou qui manque ; désigne aussi un état de confusion ou le fait de ne pas savoir où l'on est.

Describes something that cannot be found or is missing; also describes a state of being confused or not knowing where one is.

  1. A2formal

    No longer in your possession or control; unable to be found or recovered.

    frPerdu (introuvable)

    • I lost my keys somewhere in the house.
    • The lost dog was found by a neighbor.
    • She felt a sense of loss when her wallet went missing.

    Synonymesgonemislaidmisplacedmissingvanished

    Antonymesfoundrecovered

  2. Disoriented or confusedA2formal

    Having lost your bearings; confused as to time, place, or personal identity.

    frperdu (désorienté)

    • He got lost in the unfamiliar city streets.
    • She felt lost after moving to a new country.
    • The hiker was lost in the dense forest for hours.

    Synonymesadriftastraybaffledbewilderedconfuseddazeddisorientedmixed-upperplexedpuzzled

    Antonymescalmcollectedcomposedfoundoriented

  3. B2formal

    Spiritually or physically doomed or destroyed.

    frPerdu (moralement ou spirituellement condamné)

    • The ancient civilization was lost to time.
    • He felt like a lost soul wandering aimlessly.
    • The ship was lost at sea during the storm.

    Synonymescurseddamneddestroyeddoomedfallenhopelessirredeemableruinedundone

    Antonymesredeemedsaved

  4. B1formal

    Not gained or won; a missed opportunity.

    frnon gagné, manqué

    • It was a lost opportunity for the team.
    • The lost match left the players disappointed.
    • She regretted the lost chance to study abroad.

    Synonymesforfeitedmissedsquanderedwasted

    Antonymeswon

  5. B2formal

    Incapable of being recovered or regained.

    frperdu, irrécupérable

    • The lost time can never be regained.
    • The lost treasure remains hidden to this day.
    • His lost reputation was hard to rebuild.

    Synonymesforfeitedgoneirrecoverableirretrievableunrecoverablevanished

  6. Not perceived by sensesB2formal

    Not caught with the senses or the mind; unnoticed.

    frnon perçu par les sens

    • The subtle meaning was lost on the audience.
    • The beauty of the moment was lost in the chaos.
    • His words were lost in the noise of the crowd.

    Synonymesignoredmissedoverlookedundetectedunheededunnoticedunobservedunseen

    Antonymesfound

Autres sens (3)
  1. B1informal

    Deeply absorbed in thought; preoccupied.

    frAbsorbé dans ses pensées

    • She was lost in thought, staring out the window.
    • He was lost in his own world, not hearing the question.
    • The artist was lost in the creative process.

    Synonymesabsorbedbemuseddaydreamingengrossedintentmusingpensivepreoccupiedrapt

    Antonymesalertattentivewatchful

  2. Perplexed or bewilderedB2formal

    Perplexed by many conflicting situations or statements; filled with bewilderment.

    frPerdu, déconcerté

    • He was lost in the maze of contradictory instructions.
    • She felt lost among the complex legal terms.
    • The student was lost trying to understand the advanced theory.

    Synonymesbaffledbemusedbewilderedconfoundedconfuseddisorientedmystifiednonplussedperplexedpuzzled

    Antonymesclearheadedorientedunconfused

  3. B1informal

    Unable to function; without help.

    frperdu, incapable de fonctionner

    • Without his glasses, he was completely lost.
    • She felt lost without her phone for a day.
    • The new employee was lost without proper training.

    Synonymesadriftastrayat a lossat seabewilderedconfuseddisorientedhelpless

    Antonymescapablecompetentorientedresourcefulself-sufficient

Formes
  • more lost comparative form
  • most lost superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/lɒst/B1formal
  • frNom désignant les personnes condamnées à mourir bientôt, souvent utilisé de manière collective ou figurée.

A noun referring to people who are destined to die soon, often used in a collective or figurative sense.

indénombrable

  1. People destined to die soonC1formal

    Individuals who are doomed or fated to die, often used in a poetic or dramatic context.

    frcondamnés

    • The soldiers knew they were among the lost, with no hope of rescue.
    • In the novel, the lost wander through a desolate landscape awaiting their end.
    • The priest prayed for the lost, those whose time had come.

    Synonymesdamneddoomed

    Antonymesredeemedsafesaved

Formes
  • lost plural form
  • lost' possessive plural form
  • lost's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

lose/luːz/A1formal
  • frVerbe indiquant la perte de quelque chose, une défaite ou un échec dans une compétition.

A verb used to indicate the act of no longer having something, failing to win, or being defeated.

verbe irrégulier

  1. Be unable to findA1formal

    To be unable to locate something that you had before.

    frPerdre (ne plus trouver)

    • I lost my keys yesterday.
    • She lost her phone at the concert.
    • Don't lose your ticket.

    Synonymesmislaymisplace

    Antonymesdiscoverfind

  2. Be defeatedA1formal

    To fail to win a game, competition, or election.

    frperdre (être vaincu)

    • Our team lost the match 2-1.
    • He lost the election by a narrow margin.
    • They lost to the champions in the final.

    Synonymesgo down

    Antonymesprevailtriumphwin

  3. Experience a lossA2formal

    To no longer have something, such as money, health, or a loved one.

    frperdre (subir une perte)

    • The company lost a lot of money last year.
    • She lost her job during the recession.
    • He lost his father at a young age.

    Synonymesdropforfeitmisplacesquanderwaste

    Antonymesgainkeeprecoverretain

Formes
  • lost past participle
  • lost past simple
  • losing present participle
  • loses third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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