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de objetos perdidos
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
lost-and-found SUST. U ingl. am.
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
inglés
inglés
español
español
español
español
inglés
inglés
lost and foundingl. am.
perder el chivo y el mecate Ven. coloq.
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. lose <pret. & part. pas. lost> [ingl. am. luz, ingl. brit. luːz] V. trans.
1.1. lose (mislay):
1.2. lose (be deprived of):
lose sight/territory/right
1.3. lose (through death, disaster):
lose wife/men/planes
1.4. lose (fail to keep):
lose customers/popularity/speed
1.5. lose (rid oneself of):
lose bitterness/inhibitions
1.6. lose (shake off):
lose pursuer
1.7. lose (lose sight of):
1.8. lose (confuse):
1.9. lose (cause to lose):
1.10. lose (miss):
lose train/flight/connection
1.11. lose (let pass):
lose time/opportunity
2. lose (fail to win):
lose game/battle/election
II. lose [ingl. am. luz, ingl. brit. luːz] V. intr.
1.1. lose (be beaten):
lose team/contestant/party:
to lose to sb
perder frente a alguien
1.2. lose <losing, part. pres. > team/party:
2.1. lose (suffer losses):
2.2. lose (be less effective):
3. lose watch/clock:
III. lose [ingl. am. luz, ingl. brit. luːz] V. v. refl.
lost1 [ingl. am. lɔst, lɑst, ingl. brit. lɒst] pret. & pret. part lose
I. lose <pret. & part. pas. lost> [ingl. am. luz, ingl. brit. luːz] V. trans.
1.1. lose (mislay):
1.2. lose (be deprived of):
lose sight/territory/right
1.3. lose (through death, disaster):
lose wife/men/planes
1.4. lose (fail to keep):
lose customers/popularity/speed
1.5. lose (rid oneself of):
lose bitterness/inhibitions
1.6. lose (shake off):
lose pursuer
1.7. lose (lose sight of):
1.8. lose (confuse):
1.9. lose (cause to lose):
1.10. lose (miss):
lose train/flight/connection
1.11. lose (let pass):
lose time/opportunity
2. lose (fail to win):
lose game/battle/election
II. lose [ingl. am. luz, ingl. brit. luːz] V. intr.
1.1. lose (be beaten):
lose team/contestant/party:
to lose to sb
perder frente a alguien
1.2. lose <losing, part. pres. > team/party:
2.1. lose (suffer losses):
2.2. lose (be less effective):
3. lose watch/clock:
III. lose [ingl. am. luz, ingl. brit. luːz] V. v. refl.
lost2 ADJ.
1.1. lost (mislaid, missing):
1.2. lost (unable to find way):
lost child/dog
get lost! argot
¡vete al diablo! coloq.
get lost! argot
¡andá a pasear! Río Pl. coloq.
2.1. lost (vanished):
lost civilization/arts
2.2. lost (dead, destroyed) eufem.:
to give sb up for or as lost
to give sth up for or as lost
3.1. lost (wasted):
lost time
lost opportunity
lost opportunity
3.2. lost (unrealized):
lost output/production
4.1. lost pred (confused):
4.2. lost pred (at a loss):
to be lost without sth/sb
estar perdido sin algo/alguien
4.3. lost pred (absorbed):
to be lost in sth
5. lost (denied, unavailable) pred:
6. lost (morally fallen) liter.:
lost woman/soul
7. lost (not won):
lost battle/election
I. find <pret. & part. pas. found> [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] V. trans.
1. find (sth lost or hidden):
2. find (come across, come upon):
3.1. find (ascertain, discover):
find solution/cause/answer
3.2. find DER.:
4. find (experience as):
5.1. find (obtain, acquire):
find room/house/replacement
how can we find $20, 000 by tomorrow?
5.2. find (provide with):
to find sb sth
encontrarle algo a alguien
6. find (reach) liter.:
find target/goal
II. find <pret. & part. pas. found> [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] V. v. refl. to find oneself
1. find (discover):
2. find (discover identity, vocation):
III. find <pret. & part. pas. found> [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] V. intr. DER.
to find for/against sb
fallar a favor de / contra alguien
IV. find [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] SUST.
found1 [ingl. am. faʊnd, ingl. brit. faʊnd] pret. & pret. part find
I. find <pret. & part. pas. found> [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] V. trans.
1. find (sth lost or hidden):
2. find (come across, come upon):
3.1. find (ascertain, discover):
find solution/cause/answer
3.2. find DER.:
4. find (experience as):
5.1. find (obtain, acquire):
find room/house/replacement
how can we find $20, 000 by tomorrow?
5.2. find (provide with):
to find sb sth
encontrarle algo a alguien
6. find (reach) liter.:
find target/goal
II. find <pret. & part. pas. found> [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] V. v. refl. to find oneself
1. find (discover):
2. find (discover identity, vocation):
III. find <pret. & part. pas. found> [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] V. intr. DER.
to find for/against sb
fallar a favor de / contra alguien
IV. find [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] SUST.
found2 V. trans.
1.1. found (establish):
found society/company
1.2. found <founding, part. pres. >:
1.3. found (construct):
found town/settlement
1.4. found (endow):
found hospital/school/church
2. found (base):
to found sth on sth
3. found (melt and mold):
found metal/glass
and [ingl. am. ænd, (ə)n, ingl. brit. ənd, (ə)n, and] CONJ. The usual translation of and, y, becomes e when it precedes a word beginning with i, hi, or y.
and is sometimes used between two verbs in English to mean in order to: let's wait and see esperemos para ver qué or lo que pasa.
1.1. and:
1.2. and:
2. and (in numbers):
five and forty arc. or liter.
3. and (showing continuation, repetition):
4. and with inf:
5.1. and (implying a result):
5.2. and (adding emphasis):
en el diccionario PONS
lost-and-found ingl. am.
en el diccionario PONS
I. lost [lɒst, ingl. am. lɑ:st] V.
lost pt, part. pas. of lose
II. lost [lɒst, ingl. am. lɑ:st] ADJ.
1. lost:
to give sth/sb up for lost
2. lost (preoccupied):
I. lose [lu:z] V. trans. lost, lost
to get lost person
to get lost object
II. lose [lu:z] V. intr.
I. lose [lu:z] V. trans. lost, lost
to get lost person
to get lost object
II. lose [lu:z] V. intr.
found1 [faʊnd] V.
found pt, part. pas. of find
I. find [faɪnd] found, found V. trans.
1. find lost object, person:
2. find (locate):
3. find (experience):
4. find (conclude):
5. find (discover):
II. find [faɪnd] found, found SUST.
found2 [faʊnd] V. trans.
1. found (establish):
2. found (base):
3. found (build):
found3 [faʊnd] V. trans. MIN
I. find [faɪnd] found, found V. trans.
1. find lost object, person:
2. find (locate):
3. find (experience):
4. find (conclude):
5. find (discover):
II. find [faɪnd] found, found SUST.
and [ən, ənd, stressed: ænd] CONJ.
1. and:
2. and MAT.:
2 and 3 is 5
2 más 3 son 5
3. and (then):
4. and (increase):
5. and (repetition):
6. and (continuation):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
and so on [or forth]
en el diccionario PONS
lost and found SUST.
en el diccionario PONS
en el diccionario PONS
I. lose <lost, lost> [luz] V. trans.
to get lost person
to get lost object
II. lose <lost, lost> [luz] V. intr.
I. lost [lɔst] V.
lost pt, part. pas. of lose
II. lost [lɔst] ADJ.
1. lost:
to give sth/sb up for lost
2. lost (preoccupied):
I. lose <lost, lost> [luz] V. trans.
to get lost person
to get lost object
II. lose <lost, lost> [luz] V. intr.
I. find <found, found> [faɪnd] V. trans.
1. find lost object, person:
2. find (locate):
sacar tiempo coloq.
3. find (experience):
4. find (conclude):
5. find (discover):
II. find [faɪnd] SUST.
found1 [faʊnd] V.
found pt, part. pas. of find
I. find <found, found> [faɪnd] V. trans.
1. find lost object, person:
2. find (locate):
sacar tiempo coloq.
3. find (experience):
4. find (conclude):
5. find (discover):
II. find [faɪnd] SUST.
found2 [faʊnd] V. trans.
1. found (establish):
2. found (base):
3. found (build):
found3 [faʊnd] V. trans. MIN
and [ən, ənd, stressed: ænd] CONJ.
1. and:
and (before orhiʼ)
2. and math:
2 and 3 is 5
2 más 3 son 5
3. and (then):
4. and (increase):
5. and (repetition):
6. and (continuation):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
and so on [or forth]
Present
Ilose
youlose
he/she/itloses
welose
youlose
theylose
Past
Ilost
youlost
he/she/itlost
welost
youlost
theylost
Present Perfect
Ihavelost
youhavelost
he/she/ithaslost
wehavelost
youhavelost
theyhavelost
Past Perfect
Ihadlost
youhadlost
he/she/ithadlost
wehadlost
youhadlost
theyhadlost
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Because there was no fresh water, the king searched everywhere to find some.
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We talk through our misunderstandings and find ways to prevent the situation from happening again.
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She later embarked on a journey to find her long-lost sister, but suffered from amnesia along the way.
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Jaguar buyers also received the heater included in the price, though they were obliged to find an extra 50 for a radio.
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