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Meanings of losing in English
Action of disappearing or vanishing.
Synonyms
Examples for "loss"
Examples for "loss"
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Economically, business suffered production and financial loss with consumer confidence adversely affected.
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Currently, there is no new information of property loss, the statement said.
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This means market players are currently creating new coins at a loss.
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Network partners are already lamenting the possible loss of important research data.
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The portfolio generated a 17 million pound loss last year, Lloyds said.
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The name of the power company, Mighty River Power, will soon disappear.
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The sound quality issue is not going to disappear any time soon.
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Global warming does not disappear because of the financial crisis, he said.
4
Latin, Classical Studies and Art History would all disappear form level 1.
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And as soon as all the alternatives disappear, the crisis has come.
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The phrases included the 'abolition of distance' and the 'disappearance of frontiers'.
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Nhat's disappearance is the latest high-profile refugee case in Thailand this year.
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We shouldn't let the disappearance of sea ice in 2016 pass unnoticed.
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The Malaysian government is continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the disappearance.
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The investigation will be looking into circumstances surrounding her disappearance, said Mulamu.
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Even with the crisis in Japan, those opportunities aren't likely to vanish.
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On the last occasion, however, he did not vanish with sufficient speed.
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They fling themselves on poles; stand on their heads; and downward vanish.
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Brion watched the spacer become a pinpoint in the sky and vanish.
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Their chance to escape would soon vanish if they didn't leave now.
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We are limited to the present vanishing moment which is however .
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You see yourself vanishing and you think: 'The treatment is failing me.
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With each vanishing second my heart shifted into yet a higher gear.
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But when she thought about vanishing, she didn't mean simply leaving town.
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Schipper said some species may be vanishing before they are even described.
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Water will not only evaporate, but the demand for water will increase.
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His popularity would evaporate overnight; he might be gone in a week.
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In minutes it would evaporate, and there would be nothing left behind.
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The words evaporate in the waitress's mind, but they leave her happy.
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Add the wine and leave it to whoosh and evaporate a bit.
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The crews going missing in the last year just couldn't be coincidence.
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People keep going missing from the area right around a bridge here.
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He said something about things going missing from his desk for months.
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But it's not just financial misconduct contributing to money seemingly going missing.
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It had started with her milk going missing from the staff fridge.
Usage of losing in English
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This will result in thousands of South African workers losing their jobs.
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The government lost its majority late last year after losing a by-election.
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Ineos has said the complex was losing 10 million pounds per month.
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Opposition parties have also taken issue with how Gauteng is losing jobs.
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However, the risk of the Netherlands losing its triple-A status have increased.
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The limited supply means growers are losing production and money, he said.
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But this idea that losing a vote will bring down the government!
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The government said the owner would be compensated for losing the house.
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One was seriously injured and in danger of losing her left hand.
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Metabolic resistance simply means that your body is resistant to losing weight.
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The losing sectors were led by iron and steel and sea transport.
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Sporadic reports of the U.S. economy losing momentum aren't helping much either.
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Both companies have been losing money, subsidizing rides to boost market share.
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It also has seen little new business since losing top-notch credit ratings.
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The Ducks used a physical approach to end a seven-game losing streak.
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Men and women with health problems or disabilities are also losing out.
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Losing through the time
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