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A1  lose  kaybetmek

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verb  /luːz   / verb (past tense, past participle lost /lɒst  ; US lɔːst  /) lose (verb)
 /luːz  
/ verb (past tense, past participle lost /lɒst  ; US lɔːst  /)
 
 1 [transitive]
to become unable to
find sth
kaybetmek
 I've lost my purse. I can't find it
anywhere.
 2 [transitive]
to no longer have
sb/sth
yitirmek, kaybetmek
 She lost a leg in the accident.
 He lost his wife last year.
 to lose your job
 3 [transitive]
to have less of sth
 (para, kilo vb.) yitirmek, kaybetmek
 to lose weight/interest/patience
 The company is losing money all the time.
OPPOSITE GAIN1
 4 [transitive] (informal) 
to cause sb not to
understand sth
aptala
çevirmek
 You've totally lost me! Please explain
again.
 5 [intransitive,
transitive]
to not win; to be
defeated
kaybetmek, yenilmek
 We played well but we lost 2-1.
 to lose a court case/an argument
 Parma lost to Milan in the final.
 6 [intransitive,
transitive]
to become poorer (as a
result of sth)
kaybetmek, zarar
etmek
 The company lost on the deal.
 7 [transitive]
to waste time, a
chance, etc.
 (para vb.) kaybetmek, boşa
harcamak
 Hurry up! There's no time to lose.
IDIOMS
give/lose
ground (to sb/sth)
to allow sb to have an
advantage; to lose an advantage for yourself
avantaj
sağlamak; 
avantajını
kaybetmek
 They are not prepared to give ground on tax
cuts.
 The Conservatives lost a lot of ground to
the Liberal Democrats at the election.
keep/lose
your cool
to stay calm/to stop
being calm and become angry, nervous, etc.
soğukkanlılığını
korumak/kaybetmek
keep/lose
count (of sth)
to know/not know how
many there are of sth
sayısını
bilmek/unutmak
 I've lost count of the number of times he's
told that joke!
keep/lose
your temper
to stay calm/to become
angry
öfkesini
yenmek/öfkesine kapılmak
 look at BAD-TEMPERED
keep/lose
track of sb/sth
to have/not have
information about what is happening or where sb/sth is
haberdar
olmak/habersiz olmak, takip etmek/etmemek
 As a journalist, he has to keep track of
events all over the Middle East.
 I lost all track of time.
lose
your bearings
to become confused
about where you are
yönünü
şaşırmak, yönünü tayin edememek
lose
face
to lose the respect of
other people
küçük
düşmek
lose
your head
to become confused or
very excited
kafası
karışmak
lose
heart
to stop believing that
you will be successful in sth you are trying to do
hevesi
kaçmak, cesareti kırılmak
lose
it
(spoken)
to go crazy or
suddenly become unable to control your emotions
tepesi
atmak
 I'm afraid I lost it and shouted at Helen.
lose
your life
to be killed
ölmek, yaşamını
yitirmek
lose
sight of sb/sth
to no longer be able
to see sb/sth
gözden
kaçırmak
 We eventually lost sight of the animal in
some trees.
 (figurative) We
mustn't lose sight of our original aim.
lose
your touch
to lose a special
skill or ability
ustalığını
kaybetmek
lose
touch (with sb/sth)
to no longer have
contact (with sb/sth)
teması
kaybetmek
 I've lost touch with a lot of my old school
friends.
a
losing battle
a competition, fight,
etc. in which it seems that you will fail to be successful
 (savaş, mücadele, rekabet
vb.) kaybedilmesi kaçınılmaz
win/lose
the toss
to guess
correctly/wrongly which side of a coin will face upwards when it lands
yazı-turada
galip/mağlup olmak
 Ms Williams won the toss and chose to serve
first.
PHRASAL VERB
lose
out (on sth/to sb)
(informal)
to be at a
disadvantage
zarar
görmek
 If a teacher pays too much attention to the
brightest students in the class, the others lose out.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	lose
IPA	/luːz / verb (past tense, past participle lost /lɒst ; US lɔːst /)
Back	kaybetmek
Back 2	lose (verb) /luːz / verb (past tense, past participle lost /lɒst ; US lɔːst /) 1 [transitive] to become unable to find sth kaybetmek I've lost my purse. I can't find it anywhere. 2 [transitive] to no longer have sb/sth yitirmek, kaybetmek She lost a leg in the accident. He lost his wife last year. to lose your job 3 [transitive] to have less of sth (para, kilo vb.) yitirmek, kaybetmek to lose weight/interest/patience The company is losing money all the time. *OPPOSITE* GAIN1 4 [transitive] (informal) to cause sb not to understand sth aptala çevirmek You've totally lost me! Please explain again. 5 [intransitive, transitive] to not win; to be defeated kaybetmek, yenilmek We played well but we lost 2-1. to lose a court case/an argument Parma lost to Milan in the final. 6 [intransitive, transitive] to become poorer (as a result of sth) kaybetmek, zarar etmek The company lost on the deal. 7 [transitive] to waste time, a chance, etc. (para vb.) kaybetmek, boşa harcamak Hurry up! There's no time to lose. IDIOMS give/lose ground (to sb/sth) to allow sb to have an advantage; to lose an advantage for yourself avantaj sağlamak; avantajını kaybetmek They are not prepared to give ground on tax cuts. The Conservatives lost a lot of ground to the Liberal Democrats at the election. keep/lose your cool to stay calm/to stop being calm and become angry, nervous, etc. soğukkanlılığını korumak/kaybetmek keep/lose count (of sth) to know/not know how many there are of sth sayısını bilmek/unutmak I've lost count of the number of times he's told that joke! keep/lose your temper to stay calm/to become angry öfkesini yenmek/öfkesine kapılmak look at BAD-TEMPERED keep/lose track of sb/sth to have/not have information about what is happening or where sb/sth is haberdar olmak/habersiz olmak, takip etmek/etmemek As a journalist, he has to keep track of events all over the Middle East. I lost all track of time. lose your bearings to become confused about where you are yönünü şaşırmak, yönünü tayin edememek lose face to lose the respect of other people küçük düşmek lose your head to become confused or very excited kafası karışmak lose heart to stop believing that you will be successful in sth you are trying to do hevesi kaçmak, cesareti kırılmak lose it (spoken) to go crazy or suddenly become unable to control your emotions tepesi atmak I'm afraid I lost it and shouted at Helen. lose your life to be killed ölmek, yaşamını yitirmek lose sight of sb/sth to no longer be able to see sb/sth gözden kaçırmak We eventually lost sight of the animal in some trees. (figurative) We mustn't lose sight of our original aim. lose your touch to lose a special skill or ability ustalığını kaybetmek lose touch (with sb/sth) to no longer have contact (with sb/sth) teması kaybetmek I've lost touch with a lot of my old school friends. a losing battle a competition, fight, etc. in which it seems that you will fail to be successful (savaş, mücadele, rekabet vb.) kaybedilmesi kaçınılmaz win/lose the toss to guess correctly/wrongly which side of a coin will face upwards when it lands yazı-turada galip/mağlup olmak Ms Williams won the toss and chose to serve first. PHRASAL VERB lose out (on sth/to sb) (informal) to be at a disadvantage zarar görmek If a teacher pays too much attention to the brightest students in the class, the others lose out.

Lose Lost Kaybetmek Transitive Sth Sb/Sth Verb Past

lose (verb)