Definition of lose-lose in English:

lose-lose

adjective

Of or denoting a situation which is disadvantageous or damaging to all those involved.
he even gets his way in what would clearly be a lose-lose situation
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘It is a lose-lose situation, Colonel,’ he said tiredly, his helpless tone making his old frame appear even more fragile.
- I wanted to argue back with him, but it was a lose-lose situation for me.
- It's a lose-lose situation and he seems to be happily oblivious.
- This is potentially a real lose-lose situation.
- So I was in a win-win / lose-lose situation whatever happened.
- Success or no success, we're in a lose-lose situation.
- When we recover, we will have a lose-lose situation on our hands.
- Clearcutting provides an example of a lose-lose situation in which machines replace people and destroy an ecosystem.
- The police knows it's in a lose-lose situation.
- Of course, it is win-win situation for the Government and a lose-lose situation for the taxpayer.
- So it's really a lose-lose situation all round, and the health authorities are not taking a responsible position.
- Is it worth arguing in this lose-lose situation?
- Without procedures for the circumstances they found themselves in, and no instructions as to how they should act, those police officers and civilian driver were in a lose-lose situation.
- The current council tax system leads to a lose-lose situation.
- In other words, can inter-human conflicts be resolved in a manner beneficial to all, in a win-win situation instead of a lose-lose situation detrimental to all the protagonists?
- If it is such a lose-lose situation, how on Earth did it happen and how can it be avoided in future?
- It's a lose-lose situation for small business owners.
- In other words, instead of creating a win-win situation, this type of legislation creates a lose-lose situation.
- As we learned with the TV show, it's bound to be a lose-lose situation, ready to backfire any minute.
- Strifes like that are due to excessive dogma and idealism and can only lead to lose-lose situations.

单词	lose-lose
释义	Definition of lose-lose in English: lose-lose adjective Of or denoting a situation which is disadvantageous or damaging to all those involved. he even gets his way in what would clearly be a lose-lose situation Example sentencesExamples ‘It is a lose-lose situation, Colonel,’ he said tiredly, his helpless tone making his old frame appear even more fragile. I wanted to argue back with him, but it was a lose-lose situation for me. It's a lose-lose situation and he seems to be happily oblivious. This is potentially a real lose-lose situation. So I was in a win-win / lose-lose situation whatever happened. Success or no success, we're in a lose-lose situation. When we recover, we will have a lose-lose situation on our hands. Clearcutting provides an example of a lose-lose situation in which machines replace people and destroy an ecosystem. The police knows it's in a lose-lose situation. Of course, it is win-win situation for the Government and a lose-lose situation for the taxpayer. So it's really a lose-lose situation all round, and the health authorities are not taking a responsible position. Is it worth arguing in this lose-lose situation? Without procedures for the circumstances they found themselves in, and no instructions as to how they should act, those police officers and civilian driver were in a lose-lose situation. The current council tax system leads to a lose-lose situation. In other words, can inter-human conflicts be resolved in a manner beneficial to all, in a win-win situation instead of a lose-lose situation detrimental to all the protagonists? If it is such a lose-lose situation, how on Earth did it happen and how can it be avoided in future? It's a lose-lose situation for small business owners. In other words, instead of creating a win-win situation, this type of legislation creates a lose-lose situation. As we learned with the TV show, it's bound to be a lose-lose situation, ready to backfire any minute. Strifes like that are due to excessive dogma and idealism and can only lead to lose-lose situations.
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