Usage examples of "lost" in English with translation to Spanish

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I have lost my key. He perdido la llave.
They took away the remains of a civilization lost in history. Ellos usurparon los restos de una civilización extraviada de la historia.
I lost my travelers checks. He perdido mis cheques de viaje.
Peter succeeded in finding the lost sheep thanks to its bleating. Pedro consiguió encontrar a la oveja extraviada gracias a sus balidos.
She lost her new watch. Ella perdió su nuevo reloj.
Tom has lost his voice. Tom perdió la voz.
He has lost his marbles Ha perdido sus mármoles
He lost his movie ticket. Él perdió su entrada para el cine.
Tom seems to be lost. Tom parece estar perdido.
I had lost my pen. Había perdido mi bolígrafo.
I have lost my friends. He perdido a mis amigos.
I have lost my umbrella. He perdido mi paraguas.
My favorite team lost yesterday. Mi equipo favorito perdió ayer.
I've lost weight recently. Últimamente he perdido peso.
I have lost my watch. He perdido mi reloj.
I lost my watch yesterday. Ayer perdí mi reloj.
She has lost all hope. Ella perdió toda la esperanza.
I have lost the key. He perdido la llave.
I've lost my dignity. Perdí mi dignidad.
He lost all his hopes. Él perdió toda esperanza.
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