lose

• lose weight

  How would it know that it had to lose weight?

• lose sight

  Whilst we cannot change the world, we should not lose sight of the fact that we can change someone's world.

• want to lose

  "She'll be angry, but she won't want to lose you.

• go to lose

• also lose

  The regional newspaper industry may also lose sales.

• lose out

  You can't lose out

• likely to lose

  After Twickenham, the English are likely to lose the services of Webb, Underwood, Dooley, Probyn, Winterbottom and Skinner.

• lose control

  We must not lose control.

• nothing to lose

  Now I've nothing to lose.’

• should not lose

  Whilst we cannot change the world, we should not lose sight of the fact that we can change someone's world.

• begin to lose

• afford to lose

  I can't afford to lose them.

• try to lose

  Girls in their early teens or even younger often try to lose weight.

• lose interest

  How long before we lose interest?

• lose confidence

  We also need to reassure the horse shortly afterwards that it has not lost our affection, otherwise it would lose confidence in us.

• lose money

  At least the City knows how to lose money in style.

• stand to lose

  The Thai government has ordered the border to be closed but Thai logging companies, which stand to lose by the ban, are arguing for a delay in its implementation and have intensified logging in recent weeks.

• start to lose

  Once they reach an age of 4–5 years the goldfish will often start to lose their colouration and gradually become paler.

• lose two

  You're gonna lose two hundred and fifty pound a month.