lost

adjective

UK /lɒst/

1
not knowing where you are or how to get to where you want to go
We’re well and truly lost.
get lost:
They decided to drive to York and ended up getting lost.
Synonyms and related words
Not knowing about something
ignorant
unacquainted
unknowing
2
if something is lost, you cannot find it
The keys are lost somewhere in the house.
Synonyms and related words
Absent, lost and unavailable
due
away
low
3
only before nounno longer existing, or no longer likely to exist
The strike has cost the airline £3 million in lost revenue.
a poem about lost innocence
Synonyms and related words
Absent, lost and unavailable
due
away
low
4
lost time or chances have been wasted
The team’s season has been littered with missed opportunities and lost chances.
Synonyms and related words
Wasted and not used well
wasted
underused
misspent
5
not usually before nounnot feeling confident or relaxed because you are in a new situation, for example with a group of people who you do not know
Mark looked a little lost amongst all those trendy designers.
Nothing was the same any more. I felt lost.
Synonyms and related words
Not confident or shy and easily embarrassed
shy
uncertain
retiring
6
completely destroyed
The group is working to preserve old buildings that could otherwise be lost.
Synonyms and related words
Broken, torn or damaged
broken
battered
faulty
7
killed, especially while fighting in the armed forces
lost in battle:
a memorial to all soldiers lost in battle
lost at sea:
a ceremony to commemorate those lost at sea in the Second World War
Synonyms and related words
Dead
dead
deceased
inanimate
8
never before nountoo interested in something, or concentrating so hard on it, that you do not notice other things around you
lost in something:
Grayson became lost in the music.
lost in thought:
Martin was lost in thought and did not hear the door open.
lost to the world:
Look at them watching their video. Completely lost to the world!
Synonyms and related words
Attentiveness and paying attention
attention
regard
focused
9
never before noununable to understand something because it is extremely complicated
I was completely lost after the first paragraph.
Synonyms and related words
Not knowing about something
ignorant
unacquainted
unknowing

phrases

all is not lost

get/become lost (in something)

get lost

lost for words

lost on someone

lost without

make up for lost time

make up/recover lost ground

lost

UK /lɒst/

the past tense and past participle of lose

Synonyms and related words

Irregular past tenses and past participles

babysat

begot

beheld

lost

adjective

US /lɔst/

1
not knowing where you are or how to get to where you want to go
We’re completely lost.
get lost:
They decided to drive to New York and ended up getting lost.
Synonyms and related words
Not knowing about something
ignorant
unacquainted
unknowing
2
if something is lost, you cannot find it
The keys are lost somewhere in the house.
Synonyms and related words
Absent, lost and unavailable
absent
lacking
missing
3
only before nounnot existing anymore, or not likely to exist anymore
The strike has cost the airline $3 million in lost revenue.
a poem about lost innocence
Synonyms and related words
Absent, lost and unavailable
absent
lacking
missing
4
lost time or chances have been wasted
The team’s season has been littered with missed opportunities and lost chances.
Synonyms and related words
Wasted and not used well
wasted
underused
misspent
5
not usually before nounnot feeling confident or relaxed because you are in a new situation, for example with a group of people who you do not know
Mark looked a little lost among all those trendy designers.
Nothing was the same any more. I felt lost.
Synonyms and related words
Not confident or shy and easily embarrassed
shy
uncertain
retiring
6
completely destroyed
The group is working to preserve old buildings that could otherwise be lost.
Synonyms and related words
Broken, torn or damaged
broken
faulty
flawed
7
killed, especially while fighting in the military
lost in battle:
a memorial to all soldiers lost in battle
lost at sea:
a ceremony to commemorate those lost at sea in World War Two
Synonyms and related words
Dead
dead
deceased
inanimate
8
never before nountoo interested in something, or concentrating so hard on it, that you do not notice other things around you
lost in something:
Grayson became lost in the music.
lost in thought:
Martin was lost in thought and did not hear the door open.
lost to the world:
Look at them watching their video. Completely lost to the world!
Synonyms and related words
Attentiveness and paying attention
attention
regard
focused
9
never before noununable to understand something because it is extremely complicated
I was completely lost after the first paragraph.
Synonyms and related words
Not knowing about something
ignorant
unacquainted
unknowing

phrases

all is not lost

get/become lost (in something)

get lost

lost for words

lost on someone

lost without

make up for lost time

make up/recover lost ground

lost

US /lɔst/

the past tense and past participle of lose

Synonyms and related words

Irregular past tenses and past participles

babysat

begot

beheld

单词	lost
释义	lost adjective UK /lɒst/ Other entries for this word lost lose verb get lost phrase long-lost adjective lost soul noun lost cause noun lost without phrase lost property noun lost for words phrase lost-and-found noun lost on someone phrase lost your tongue? phrase all is not lost phrase make up for lost time phrase make up/recover lost ground phrase be/get lost in the shuffle phrase get/become lost (in something) phrase there is no love lost between someone and someone phrase lose out phrasal verb DEFINITIONS9 not knowing your way when you cannot find something no longer existing time/chances: wasted not relaxed/confident completely destroyed killed not noticing environment unable to understand something phrases 1 not knowing where you are or how to get to where you want to go We’re well and truly lost. get lost: They decided to drive to York and ended up getting lost. Synonyms and related words Not knowing about something ignorant unacquainted unknowing 2 if something is lost, you cannot find it The keys are lost somewhere in the house. Synonyms and related words Absent, lost and unavailable due away low 3 only before nounno longer existing, or no longer likely to exist The strike has cost the airline £3 million in lost revenue. a poem about lost innocence Synonyms and related words Absent, lost and unavailable due away low 4 lost time or chances have been wasted The team’s season has been littered with missed opportunities and lost chances. Synonyms and related words Wasted and not used well wasted underused misspent 5 not usually before nounnot feeling confident or relaxed because you are in a new situation, for example with a group of people who you do not know Mark looked a little lost amongst all those trendy designers. Nothing was the same any more. I felt lost. Synonyms and related words Not confident or shy and easily embarrassed shy uncertain retiring 6 completely destroyed The group is working to preserve old buildings that could otherwise be lost. Synonyms and related words Broken, torn or damaged broken battered faulty 7 killed, especially while fighting in the armed forces lost in battle: a memorial to all soldiers lost in battle lost at sea: a ceremony to commemorate those lost at sea in the Second World War Synonyms and related words Dead dead deceased inanimate 8 never before nountoo interested in something, or concentrating so hard on it, that you do not notice other things around you lost in something: Grayson became lost in the music. lost in thought: Martin was lost in thought and did not hear the door open. lost to the world: Look at them watching their video. Completely lost to the world! Synonyms and related words Attentiveness and paying attention attention regard focused 9 never before noununable to understand something because it is extremely complicated I was completely lost after the first paragraph. Synonyms and related words Not knowing about something ignorant unacquainted unknowing phrases all is not lost get/become lost (in something) get lost lost for words lost on someone lost without make up for lost time make up/recover lost ground lost UK /lɒst/ Other entries for this word lost adjective lose verb get lost phrase long-lost adjective lost soul noun lost cause noun lost without phrase lost property noun lost for words phrase lost-and-found noun lost on someone phrase lost your tongue? phrase all is not lost phrase make up for lost time phrase make up/recover lost ground phrase be/get lost in the shuffle phrase get/become lost (in something) phrase there is no love lost between someone and someone phrase lose out phrasal verb the past tense and past participle of lose Synonyms and related words Irregular past tenses and past participles babysat begot beheld lost adjective US /lɔst/ Other entries for this word lost lose verb get lost phrase long-lost adjective lost soul noun lost cause noun lost income noun lost without phrase lost property noun lost for words phrase lost-and-found noun lost on someone phrase lost your tongue? phrase all is not lost phrase make up for lost time phrase make up/recover lost ground phrase be/get lost in the shuffle phrase get/become lost (in something) phrase there is no love lost between someone and someone phrase lose out phrasal verb more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS9 not knowing your way when you cannot find something no longer existing time/chances: wasted not relaxed/confident completely destroyed killed not noticing environment unable to understand something phrases 1 not knowing where you are or how to get to where you want to go We’re completely lost. get lost: They decided to drive to New York and ended up getting lost. Synonyms and related words Not knowing about something ignorant unacquainted unknowing 2 if something is lost, you cannot find it The keys are lost somewhere in the house. Synonyms and related words Absent, lost and unavailable absent lacking missing 3 only before nounnot existing anymore, or not likely to exist anymore The strike has cost the airline $3 million in lost revenue. a poem about lost innocence Synonyms and related words Absent, lost and unavailable absent lacking missing 4 lost time or chances have been wasted The team’s season has been littered with missed opportunities and lost chances. Synonyms and related words Wasted and not used well wasted underused misspent 5 not usually before nounnot feeling confident or relaxed because you are in a new situation, for example with a group of people who you do not know Mark looked a little lost among all those trendy designers. Nothing was the same any more. I felt lost. Synonyms and related words Not confident or shy and easily embarrassed shy uncertain retiring 6 completely destroyed The group is working to preserve old buildings that could otherwise be lost. Synonyms and related words Broken, torn or damaged broken faulty flawed 7 killed, especially while fighting in the military lost in battle: a memorial to all soldiers lost in battle lost at sea: a ceremony to commemorate those lost at sea in World War Two Synonyms and related words Dead dead deceased inanimate 8 never before nountoo interested in something, or concentrating so hard on it, that you do not notice other things around you lost in something: Grayson became lost in the music. lost in thought: Martin was lost in thought and did not hear the door open. lost to the world: Look at them watching their video. Completely lost to the world! Synonyms and related words Attentiveness and paying attention attention regard focused 9 never before noununable to understand something because it is extremely complicated I was completely lost after the first paragraph. Synonyms and related words Not knowing about something ignorant unacquainted unknowing phrases all is not lost get/become lost (in something) get lost lost for words lost on someone lost without make up for lost time make up/recover lost ground lost US /lɔst/ Other entries for this word lost adjective lose verb get lost phrase long-lost adjective lost soul noun lost cause noun lost income noun lost without phrase lost property noun lost for words phrase lost-and-found noun lost on someone phrase lost your tongue? phrase all is not lost phrase make up for lost time phrase make up/recover lost ground phrase be/get lost in the shuffle phrase get/become lost (in something) phrase there is no love lost between someone and someone phrase lose out phrasal verb more dictionary definitions the past tense and past participle of lose Synonyms and related words Irregular past tenses and past participles babysat begot beheld
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