lose track

• Perder a noção ou a consciência de algo com o tempo, como a passagem do tempo, o fio de uma conversa ou o paradeiro de alguém.

To fail to keep awareness of something over time, such as time passing, a conversation, or a person's whereabouts.

1. Fail to keep awarenessB1informal

   To fail to keep one's attention or awareness on something, often due to distraction or time passing.

   Perder a noção

   • I lost track of time while reading that book.
   • She lost track of the conversation when her phone rang.
   • He lost track of how many miles he had run.

2. Fail to monitor progressB1informal

   To fail to keep a record or count of something.

   Perder a conta

   • I lost track of my expenses this month.
   • They lost track of the number of guests at the party.
   • She lost track of her goals after the holidays.