perder
Translation
v.
›
⇨ to lose
He perdido la cartera I've lost my wallet
He perdido las esperanzas de conseguir ese puesto I've lost all hope of getting that job
⇨ to mislay form
Parece que he perdido el lápiz I seem to have mislaid a pencil
› (el autobús, el tren)
⇨ to miss
› (el pelo o las hojas de los árboles)
⇨ to shed
› (un derecho)
⇨ to forfeit
› (en deportes)
⇨ to trail
›perder el equilibrio
to lose one's balance
›perder el tiempo
to waste one's time
›perder peso
to lose weight
›perder un partido
to lose a match
›¡Estamos perdidos!
All is lost!
›perder el juicio
to go mad
perder a alguien de vista
⇨ to lose sight of sb
perder el conocimiento
⇨ to black out inform
perder la cuenta (col.)
⇨ to lose track
perder la pista
⇨ to lose track
perder los estribos
⇨ to lose one's temper
(Definition of perder v. from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact Español-Inglés
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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