英语词汇“loss”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

lossnoun

uk/lɒs/us

[ C or U ] a situation in which you no longer have something or have less of something, or the process that causes this:

The loss of jobs in the convenience food industry seems inevitable.

loss of earnings/income/pay She received compensation for loss of earnings through the illness.

a loss in sth The new road will cause losses in economic value to many local properties.

[ C ] FINANCE, COMMERCE a situation in which a business or an organization spends more money than it earns, or loses money in another way:

announce/post/report a loss (of sth) The company announced a loss of €1.3m last year.

a loss in revenue

big/financial/heavy losses

a net/operating loss

a pre-tax/after-tax loss

incur/make/realize a loss In a bid to attract customers, some insurers may even be making a loss on contracts marketed to certain key buyers.

a loss on an investment/a sale

[ C ] STOCK MARKET a situation in which the value of shares goes down:

a loss in sth Gains in oil and gas were partly offset by losses in consumer products and precious metals.

[ U ] INSURANCE a situation in which property is damaged, lost, or stolen, and an insurance company must pay to replace it:

We will cover your house contents against accidental loss or damage during the removal.

[ C ] a disadvantage caused by someone leaving an organization:

be a loss to sb/sth It would be a great loss to the department if you left.

loss of face

a situation in which someone loses the respect of other people because of something they have done:

His first deal with the company had turned into a very public loss of face.

See also

lose

operate, run, etc. at a loss

FINANCE, COMMERCE to fail to make a profit in a business:

Of the 235 large industrial projects, 46 are running at a loss.

Compare

gain noun

profit noun

See also

actual loss

all-loss

annual loss

capital loss

credit loss

exceptional loss

first-half loss

full-year loss

gross loss

job loss

loan loss

net loss

one-time loss

operating loss

paper loss

passive loss

quarterly loss

tax loss

trading loss

underwriting loss

单词	loss
释义	Contents noun (2) loss (NOT HAVING) loss (NOT CONTROLLING) Contents noun (7) loss (1) loss (2) loss (3) loss (4) loss (5) loss (6) loss (7) English American Business lossnoun uk/lɒs/us/lɑːs/ B2 [ C or U ] the fact that you no longer have something or have less of something: Many parents feel a sense of loss when their children leave home. He suffered a gradual loss of memory. There will be substantial job losses if the factory closes down. blood/hair/weight loss C2 [ S ] a disadvantage caused by someone leaving or by something being taken away: It would be a great loss to the department if you left. B2 [ C or U ] the death of a person: They never got over the loss of their son. C1 [ C ] a situation in which a business spends more money than it earns: The company announced a pre-tax loss of three million dollars. loss of life an occasion when a number of people die: The plane crashed with serious loss of life. More examples Both viruses cause fever and loss of appetite. Her death is a grievous loss to the whole of the community. The bomb explosion resulted in a tragic loss of life. The club does not accept responsibility for loss of or damage to club members' personal property. Naturally we want to see as few job losses in the industry as possible. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Losing and loss astray black hole disappear escape forfeit get to haemorrhage kiss lose *lose your* way idiom lost mislay misplace miss say slip away slip through sb's fingers idiom walkabout wave** wave/say goodbye to sth idiom See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Advantage and disadvantage Death and dying Accounting Profits & losses Idiom(s) be at a loss one man's loss is another man's gain lossnoun [ C/U ] us/lɔs/ loss noun [ C/U ] (NOT HAVING) the action or state of not having or keeping something any more: [ C ] The company’s losses over the last few years have been staggering. Loss may mean death: [ U ] They never got over the loss of their son. loss noun [ C/U ] (NOT CONTROLLING) the action or state of not maintaining or having control over something any more: [ C ] He suffered a gradual loss of memory in his later years. Idiom(s) at a loss lossnoun uk/lɒs/us [ C or U ] a situation in which you no longer have something or have less of something, or the process that causes this: The loss of jobs in the convenience food industry seems inevitable. loss of earnings/income/pay She received compensation for loss of earnings through the illness. a loss in sth The new road will cause losses in economic value to many local properties. [ C ] FINANCE, COMMERCE a situation in which a business or an organization spends more money than it earns, or loses money in another way: announce/post/report a loss (of sth) The company announced a loss of €1.3m last year. a loss in revenue big/financial/heavy losses a net/operating loss a pre-tax/after-tax loss incur/make/realize a loss In a bid to attract customers, some insurers may even be making a loss on contracts marketed to certain key buyers. a loss on an investment/a sale [ C ] STOCK MARKET a situation in which the value of shares goes down: a loss in sth Gains in oil and gas were partly offset by losses in consumer products and precious metals. [ U ] INSURANCE a situation in which property is damaged, lost, or stolen, and an insurance company must pay to replace it: We will cover your house contents against accidental loss or damage during the removal. [ C ] a disadvantage caused by someone leaving an organization: be a loss to sb/sth It would be a great loss to the department if you left. loss of face a situation in which someone loses the respect of other people because of something they have done: His first deal with the company had turned into a very public loss of face. See also lose operate, run, etc. at a loss FINANCE, COMMERCE to fail to make a profit in a business: Of the 235 large industrial projects, 46 are running at a loss. Compare gain noun profit noun See also actual loss all-loss annual loss capital loss credit loss exceptional loss first-half loss full-year loss gross loss job loss loan loss net loss one-time loss operating loss paper loss passive loss quarterly loss tax loss trading loss underwriting loss
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lossnoun [ C/U ]

loss noun [ C/U ] (NOT HAVING)

loss noun [ C/U ] (NOT CONTROLLING)

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lossnoun