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1 doomed
doomed [du:md][attempt, relationship, project] voué à l'échec -
2 lost
lost, US lO ;stB adj1 [object, child, animal] perdu ; to get lost se perdre ; I think we're lost je pense que nous sommes perdus ; the ticket got lost le billet a été perdu ; her basic point got lost on ne savait plus où elle voulait en venir ; lost soul Relig, fig âme en peine ; get lost ○ ! fiche le camp ○ ! ;2 (wasted, vanished) [opportunity, chance] manqué ; [happiness, innocence, youth] perdu ; [civilisation] disparu ; to give sb/sth up for lost considérer qn/qch comme perdu ; good advice is lost on her c'est en pure perte qu'on lui donne des conseils ; my lecture was completely lost on them ma conférence leur est complètement passée au-dessus de la tête ; another promising player lost to the sport encore un joueur prometteur perdu pour le sport ;3 ( mystified) [person, look] perdu ; to be lost without sb/sth être perdu sans qn/qch ; I'd be lost without you/a calculator je serais perdu sans toi/une calculatrice ; to be lost for words être à court d'arguments ;4 to be lost in être plongé dans [book, thought] ; lost in wonder éperdu d'émerveillement ; to be lost to the world être complètement ailleurs ;5 ( doomed) littér ou hum perdu ; all is/is not lost tout est/n'est pas perdu ; a lost cause une cause perdue. -
3 lost
lost [lɒst]1. verbpast tense, past participle of lose2. adjective• to give sb/sth up for lost considérer qn/qch comme perdu• all is not lost! tout n'est pas perdu !• modern music is lost on me ( = don't understand it) je ne comprends rien à la musique moderne3. compounds* * *[lɒst], US [lɔːst] 1. 2.1) [person, animal] perduto get lost — [person, animal] se perdre; [object] s'égarer
get lost! — (colloq) fiche le camp! (colloq)
2) (wasted, vanished) [opportunity] manqué; [innocence] perdu; [civilisation] disparuto give somebody/something up for lost — considérer quelqu'un/quelque chose comme perdu
3) ( mystified) [person, look] perdu4)to be lost in — être plongé dans [book, thought]
5) ( doomed) littér ou hum perdu
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