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lost ( Adjective)
UK /lɒst/ US /lɑːst/
Comparative
more lost
Superlative
most lost
1-
A2
not being able to find the way
-> Little girl was lost in crowd.
-> In spite of the seeds they spilled on ground, Hansel and Gravel was lost in the woods.
Synonym
stray
2-
B1
anything that can't be gained; something that can't be found or made again
-> You’ll regret the lost times you have spent playing games.
-> She complains about her lost life after they forced her to marry.
3-
B1
cannot understand anything because of complexity
-> I’m still trying to get familiar with the everything, I’m afraid that I’ll get lost.
-> I think you were lost at the second part of the meeting.
Synonym
confused
Word Families
'lost' Contained Stories
It is true that native americans are inherited from their mother. They think that the female figure is important to their existence. Contrary to the extreme events in the movies, they are groups that live in harmony with nature and can even be called environmentalists according to their religion. Most details in their lives are private to them and there is nothing uncharacteristic. Each tribe has its own unbreakable rules. Some tribes continue their lives with their unchanged styles, but groups such as the pueblo indians who are moderate and have frequent contact with different communities have lost their traditions reputedly. It is already known that they live respectably for each other and other people and they are very trusting people.
