lost
verb
adj
lɒst
verb
1
the
past
tense
and
past
participle
of
LOSE
lose的过去式和过去分词
adj
2
CANNOT FIND YOUR WAY
找不到路
if
you
are
lost,
you
do
not
know
where
you
are
and
are
unable
to
find
your
way
somewhere
迷路的
‘Are
you
lost?’
the
driver
asked.
“你迷路了吗?”司机问道。
I
got
thoroughly
lost
on
the
way
here.
我在来这里的路上完全迷了路。
a
lost
child
一个走失的孩子
3
CANNOT BE FOUND
找不到
if
something
is
lost,
you
had
it
but
cannot
find
now
丢失的,遗失的;
two
boys
searching
for
a
lost
ball
在寻找一个丢失的球的两个男孩
The
letter
never
arrived.
It
must
have
got
lost
in
the
post.
信一直没有收到,肯定是在邮递的过程中弄丢了。
4
WASTED
浪费的
a.
lost
time
or
opportunities
have
not
been
used
in
the
way
that
would
have
given
you
the
greatest
advantage
b.
sales,
business
etc
that
you
could
have
had
but
did
not
损失的销售额/生意/收入等
It’ll
be
impossible
to
make
up
the
lost
time.
失去的时间不可追回。
They
didn’t
change
the
voting
system
when
they
had
the
chance
and
now
the
opportunity
has
been
lost.
他们曾有机会改革投票制度却没有改,现在机会错过了。
The
strike
has
cost
the
company
£2
million
in
lost
revenue.
这次罢工给公司收入造成 200 万英镑的损失。
5
feel/be lost
to
not
feel
confident
about
what
to
do
or
how
to
behave
迷惘,困惑,不知所措
It’s
not
unusual
to
feel
rather
lost
when
you
first
start
college.
刚上大学感到迷惘并不奇怪。
She’s
a
great
friend
and
I’d
be
lost
without
her.
她是一个很不错的朋友,没有她我就会茫然无措。
6
Get lost!
used
to
rudely
tell
someone
to
go
away
or
to
stop
annoying
you
[口] 走开! 滚开!
spoken
7
NOT NOTICING
没有注意到
thinking
so
hard
about
something,
or
being
so
interested
in
something,
that
you
do
not
notice
what
is
happening
around
you
全神贯注的
not before noun 不用于名词前
[+
in
]
Harry
just
stood
there,
lost
in
thought
.
哈里就站在那里,陷入沉思之中。
Amy
lay
on
her
bed,
totally
lost
in
her
book.
埃米躺在床上,专心致志地看书。
8
get lost (in sth)
to
be
forgotten
or
not
noticed
in
a
complicated
process
or
in
a
busy
time
〔在复杂的过程或忙碌中〕被遗忘 (忽略 )
It’s
easy
for
your
main
points
to
get
lost
in
a
long
speech.
在长篇演说中容易偏离要点。
9
NOT UNDERSTAND
不理解
to
be
completely
confused
by
a
complicated
explanation
〔被复杂的解释〕弄糊涂
‘Do
you
understand
what
I
mean?’
‘Not
really.
I’m
a
bit
lost.’
“你明白我的意思吗?”“不很明白,我有点糊涂了。”
10
be lost on sb
if
something
is
lost
on
someone,
they
do
not
understand
or
want
to
accept
it
为某人所不理解 (不接受 )
The
joke
was
completely
lost
on
Chris.
这个笑话克里斯一点也没有听懂。
11
be lost for words
10.
to
be
unable
to
say
anything
because
you
are
very
surprised,
upset
etc
〔因非常惊讶、难过等〕说不出话来,不知说什么才好
For
once
in
her
life,
she
was
lost
for
words.
她平生就这一回不知道该说什么好。
12
NOT EXISTING
不存在的
that
no
longer
exists
or
that
you
no
longer
have
不复存在的; 不再拥有的
only before noun 仅用于名词前
the
relics
of
a
lost
civilization
一个失落文明的遗迹
She
wept
for
her
broken
dreams
and
lost
youth.
她为自己破碎的梦和逝去的青春而哭泣。
13
lost cause
12.
something
that
has
no
chance
of
succeeding
注定失败的事
Trying
to
interest
my
son
in
classical
music
is
a
lost
cause.
让我儿子对古典音乐产生兴趣是不可能的事。
14
lost soul
13.
someone
who
does
not
seem
to
know
where
they
are
or
what
to
do
–
often
used
humorously
失魂落魄者; 茫然若失的人〔常为幽默用法〕