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Significados de lose en inglés

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Retreat.

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Fail to make money in a business; make a loss or fail to profit.

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Examples for "recede"
Examples for "recede"
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A single breaker may recede; but the tide is evidently coming in.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
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They seem to approach and recede, attack and decay as you look.
The Guardian
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A month later, her tumors began to recede at an astonishing rate.
The emperor of all maladies: a biography of cancer
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The sounds now grew nearer; then once more they appeared to recede.
In the Eastern Seas
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After a moment, the Gardener drops the long probe, the waters recede.
Chinatown
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Not purchase of land whose water rights don't fall back that far.
A nose for justice
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Leicester fall back to try protect their lead and Wolves surge forward.
The Guardian
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We may continue to fall back on our need for an enemy.
The Guardian
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Feb. 11-Russiansfall back in Mazurian Lake district; they still hold Czernowitz.
New York Times Current History: The European War, Vol 2, No. 1, ...
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We need to be prepared to fall back on inner defenses, General.
Imperfect Sword
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Good young male-driven opening business this weekend looks to drop off rapidly.
Reuters
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Unfortunately once infection progresses to chronicity, treatment success rates drop off considerably.
Pubmed
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She had decided to drop off the items on her way home.
A necessary evil
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The Swede and I hung upon the side-ladders, ready to drop off.
The Road
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Then the fiery darts fizzle out, and the points drop off them.
Expositions of Holy Scripture / Ephesians; Epistles of St. Peter...
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Within four minutes Lawrence saw his side fall behind to Edu's header.
The Irish Times
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She slipped into the room and let the curtain fall behind her.
The skein of lament
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Most of the children who go to the running camps fall behind.
The Guardian
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Renouard let the thin summer portière of the doorway fall behind him.
Within the Tides: Tales
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His illness had caused the work on the dam to fall behind.
Still Jim
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Fail to keep or to maintain; cease to have, either physically or in an abstract sense.

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Miss from one's possessions; lose sight of.

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Uso de lose en inglés
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Exporters were likely to lose ground as a result, market players said.
Reuters
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Read more: Health Check: will intermittent fasting diets help you lose weight?
The South African
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Without a new airport, the government is concerned Mexico may lose competitiveness.
Reuters
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But if you lose, you have to answer any question I ask.
Bulletproof bride
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Do they stand to lose thousands a year on lost supervision pay?
The Irish Times
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He said it was possible to unintentionally lose your South African citizenship.
The South African
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But disappointed of course to lose the match of course, Mokwena added.
The South African
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We'll say: either you use the land or you lose the land.
The Guardian
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As use of the words becomes more acceptable, they lose their power.
Wired
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The second point is that President Banda really was going to lose.
The Guardian
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He said there should be consequences for companies that lose clients' data.
Radio NZ
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Got to use the course credits or we lose them next year.
The Atrocity Archives
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Dr Phelps' win saw the government lose its one-seat majority of 76.
News.com.au
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He says a wage rise however, could mean people lose their jobs.
Radio NZ
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I travel way too often and, unfortunately, lose things even more frequently.
Wired
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Most tourists come from Germany with the UK a c lose second.
The South African
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