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Meanings of lose track in anglès

Fail to keep informed or aware.

Usage of lose track in anglès
1
Good videogames are easier to lose track of than ever these days.
Wired
2
I get involved in something, and I just lose track of time.
Darkness
3
It's easy to lose track of your cell phone or mobile device.
Reuters
4
It was easy to lose track of the size of the folly.
Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology
5
But she couldn't lose track of her guide, so she kept moving.
Sister of the dead
6
And don't lose track of them when they roll off the road.
Countdown: The Liberators-ARC
7
My... She seemed to lose track for a moment, then she nodded.
Happiness key
8
Here in the virtuality, you tend to lose track of external context.
Broken angels
9
She watched the man every second, afraid to lose track of him.
Lucia Rudini: Somewhere in Italy
10
There she could lose track, occasionally, of the facts of her life.
Flesh and blood
11
He knows that you can't fight numbers with more numbers; people lose track.
The Guardian
12
As I consider that possibility, I lose track of my work.
Crewel
13
With little natural light, it's easy to lose track of time.
Climbing Magazine
14
Ever sit down to read a book and lose track of an hour?
Wired
15
I'm in the shower for so long I actually lose track of time.
Destroy Me
16
The main thing is not to lose track of the rascals.
The Rover Boys on the Great Lakes; Or, The Secret of the Island ...
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Lose track through the time
Lose track across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common