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1 der Verlust
- {bereavement} sự mất, sự tổn thất - {deprivation} sự lấy đi, sự tước đoạt, sự cách chức - {disadvantage} sự bất lợi, thế bất lợi, sự thiệt hại, mối tổn thất - {forfeiture} sự tước, cái bị mất, cái bị tước, tiền bạc - {leakage} sự lọt qua, sự rỉ ra, sự rò ra, sự thoát ra, sự để lọt, sự để lộ, sự biến mất một cách phi pháp, kẽ hở, lỗ hở, vật lọt qua, vật rỉ ra - {loss} sự thua, sự thất bại, tổn hại, tổn thất, thua lỗ, sự uổng phí, sự bỏ phí - {miss} cô, cô gái, thiếu nữ, hoa khôi, sự không tin, sự trượt, sự không trúng đích &), sự thiếu, sự vắng - {wastage} sự hao phí, sự lãng phí, sự mất mát, sự phí phạm, số lượng hao hụt, số lãng phí - {waste} sa mạc, vùng hoang vu, đất hoang, rác rưởi, thức ăn thừa, vật thải ra, vật vô giá trị không dùng nữa, sự phung phí = der Verlust (Kommerz) {sacrifice}+ = mit Verlust {at a discount; at a loss}+ = Verlust haben {to be in the red}+ = Verlust erleiden {to lose (lost,lost)+ = der vollständige Verlust {dead loss}+ = mit Verlust verkaufen {to sacrifice; to sell at a loss; to sell at a sacrifice}+ = Waren mit Verlust verkaufen {to sell goods at a sacrifice}+ = der Verlust ist nicht wieder gutzumachen {the loss is irreparable}+
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