Ask at lost and found whether anyone has handed in your scarf.
Спроси в бюро находок, не приносил ли кто-нибудь твой шарф.
lost
no longer found
такой, который не могут найти

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Ask at lost and found whether anyone has handed in your scarf.
Спроси в бюро находок, не приносил ли кто-нибудь твой шарф.
I called the lost property office about my umbrella.
Я позвонил в бюро находок насчёт зонта.
After the long winter, we're making up for lost time outdoors.
После долгой зимы мы наверстываем упущенное на природе.
Grandpa often sits by the window, lost in thought.
Дедушка часто сидит у окна в задумчивости.
I found a lost dog in the park.
Я нашёл в парке потерянную собаку.
They found my lost suitcase.
Мой потерянный чемодан нашли.
ENMy passport is gone from my bag.
Forgotten and not taken by someone.
ENShe left her bag behind on the shuttle bus.
Disappeared suddenly; more dramatic.
ENHer watch vanished from the checked luggage.
Formal: whereabouts unknown, e.g. after a disaster.
ENThree passengers are unaccounted for after the flight.
Put in the wrong place; formal, mainly British.
ENI mislaid my passport at check-in and had to look for it.
lost belongs to the topic "At the Airport →". Start with a short set of 1 word so the word is easier to remember in context.
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lost is pronounced as /lɒst/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
Я нашёл в парке потерянную собаку. Translation: I found a lost dog in the park.
Yes, lost can be learned in the At the Airport topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Yes, lost can be learned in the Travel and Leisure topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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