make up for lost time
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- Ending
- Final e often stays silent
make - up - for - lost - time -> make up for lost time
(idm) အတိုးချ၍ အမီလိုက်သည်။
၁။ လမ်းပျောက်နေသော။ မျက်စိ လည်သော။
I realized I was completely lost. ❍ I got rather lost trying to find the station.
၂။ ဘာလုပ်ရမှန်း ဘာကိုင်ရမှန်း မသိဖြစ် [သော]။ မျက်ခြည်ပြတ် [သော]။ We would be totally lost without your help. ❍ They spoke so quickly I just got lost.
၃။ ပျောက်ဆုံးသွားသော။ ပြန် မရနိုင်တော့သော။ recalling her lost youth ❍ lost tribes ❍ The art of good conversation seems lost.
❏ all is not lost [IDM ] မျှော်လင့်စရာရှိသေးသည်။
❏ be lost for words [IDM ] စကားစရှာမရ။
❏ be lost in sth [IDM ] နစ်မျောနေသည်။ lost in thought/ wonder / admiration.
❏ be lost on sb [IDM ] ကျွဲပါးစောင်းတီးဖြစ်သည်။ His subtle humour was completely lost on his audience.
❏ be lost to sth [IDM ] နစ်မျောနေသည်။ When he listens to music he’s lost to the world.
❏ get lost [IDM ] (sl ) ထွက်သွား။ Tell him to get lost.
❏ give sb up for lost [IDM ] အသက်ရှင်လျက် ပြန်တွေ့ ရလိမ့်ဟု မမျှော်လင့်။
❏ lost cause n သေချာပေါက်ဖြစ်လမ်း မရှိသောကိစ္စ။
❏ lost property n [U](Brit ) (ပိုင်ရှင်များ လာရောက် ရွေးယူနိုင်သော) ကောက်ရပစ္စည်း (ထိန်းသိမ်းရေးဌာန)။ a lost- property office.
❏ make up for lost time [IDM ] အတိုးချ၍ အမီလိုက်သည်။ He didn’t have a girlfriend till he was 20, but now he’s making up for lost time (ie he has had many since then).
- We’re well and truly lost.
- [get lost] : They decided to drive to York and ended up getting lost.
- The keys are lost somewhere in the house.
- The strike has cost the airline £3 million in lost revenue.
- A poem about lost innocence
- The team’s season has been littered with missed opportunities and lost chances.
- Mark looked a little lost amongst all those trendy designers.
- Nothing was the same any more. I felt lost.
- The group is working to preserve old buildings that could otherwise be lost.
- [lost in battle] : A memorial to all soldiers lost in battle
- [lost at sea] : A ceremony to commemorate those lost at sea in the Second World War
- [lost in something] : Grayson became lost in the music.
- [lost in thought] : Martin was lost in thought and did not hear the door open.
- [lost to the world] : Look at them watching their video. Completely lost to the world!
- I was completely lost after the first paragraph.
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