lost

• 指无法找到或已不存在的事物；也形容迷失方向、不知所措或不知自己身在何处的状态。

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.

   丢失的

   • 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.

   同义词gonemislaidmisplacedmissingvanished

   反义词foundrecovered

2. Disoriented or confusedA2formal

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

   迷失方向的

   • 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.

   同义词adriftastraybaffledbewilderedconfuseddazeddisorientedmixed-upperplexedpuzzled

   反义词calmcollectedcomposedfoundoriented

3. B2formal

   Spiritually or physically doomed or destroyed.

   迷失的

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

   同义词curseddamneddestroyeddoomedfallenhopelessirredeemableruinedundone

   反义词redeemedsaved

4. B1formal

   Not gained or won; a missed opportunity.

   错失的

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

   同义词forfeitedmissedsquanderedwasted

   反义词won

5. B2formal

   Incapable of being recovered or regained.

   无法挽回的

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

   同义词forfeitedgoneirrecoverableirretrievableunrecoverablevanished

6. Not perceived by sensesB2formal

   Not caught with the senses or the mind; unnoticed.

   未被察觉的

   • 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.

   同义词ignoredmissedoverlookedundetectedunheededunnoticedunobservedunseen

   反义词found

• 名词，指注定即将死亡的人，常用于集合或比喻意义。

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

不可数

1. People destined to die soonC1formal

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

   注定死亡的人

   • 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.

   同义词damneddoomed

   反义词redeemedsafesaved

• 表示失去某物、输掉比赛或遭受损失的动词。

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

不规则动词

1. Be unable to findA1formal

   To be unable to locate something that you had before.

   丢失

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

   同义词mislaymisplace

   反义词discoverfind

2. Be defeatedA1formal

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

   输掉

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

   同义词go down

   反义词prevailtriumphwin

3. Experience a lossA2formal

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

   失去

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

   同义词dropforfeitmisplacesquanderwaste

   反义词gainkeeprecoverretain