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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.

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  2. Interesting examples of how the phrase “lose” changes meaning depending on context. The same idea of making the right choice and avoiding unnecessary losses can also apply to property decisions, where location, condition, and long-term value are important factors. For more information, real estate can be a useful starting point.

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  3. This is an interesting point about how we focus on the things that matter in our daily lives. When it comes to property decisions, homeowners should not lose sight of important features that improve comfort and long-term value. Choosing modern window solutions such as double-glazed designs can help with insulation and creating a more peaceful indoor space. Many properties also benefit from advanced glazing features that improve energy efficiency and overall living quality.

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