Was heißt »ver­schlam­pen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

he­r­un­ter­kom­men:

come down

ver­kom­men:

be wasted

decay

go bad

go to waste

ver­le­gen:

mislay

misplace

ver­wahr­lo­sen:

degenerate

get in a bad state

neglect

Englische Beispielsätze

• "Shall we give it a go?" "Of course! What have we got to lose?"

• If I lose my job, I won't have any money to feed my family.

• Those who have nothing have nothing to lose.

• Don't lose your handbag.

• Tom isn't so quick to lose his cool.

• Tom's likely to lose his job.

• Tom will probably lose his job.

• I don't want to ever lose you again.

• Let's get a move on. We've got no time to lose.

• My older sister exercises every day to lose weight.

• Don't lose sight of him.

• Don't lose sight of your children.

• I'm beginning to lose my hearing.

• You make enemies sooner than friends, but you lose friends faster.

• The doctor told me to lose weight.

• The worst time isn't when you lose somebody, but the days after.

• Play fast, lose fast.

• "Are you disappointed at the poor result?" "Yes, but I won't lose any sleep over it."

• A stove keeps me warm and a game of chess keeps me company: despite the heroic efforts of the bishop, white will lose tonight.

• It's important not to lose sight of the project's original goals.