pèdi Kreyòl ayisyen : /pɛdi/
English : loses
Français : perd
Español : pierde
Português : perde
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English : loses
Français : perd
Español : pierde
Português : perde
English : losing
Français : perdant
Español : perdiendo
Português : perdendo
English : lose: Ex: I can’t lose you.
Français : perdre : Ex : je ne peux pas te perdre.
Español : perder: Ej: no puedo perderte.
Português : perder: Ex: Não posso te perder.
Definition: v.
English : to lose, misguide, waste, get lost, go astray; be deprived of, suffer the loss of, no longer have : Ex : She lost her way in the dense forest.
Français : perdre, égarer, gaspiller, se perdre, s'égarer ; être privée, subir la perte de, ne plus avoir : Ex : Elle s'est perdue dans la forêt dense.
Español : perder, desviar, desperdiciar, extraviarse, extraviarse; ser privado de, sufrir la pérdida de, ya no tener: Ej: Se perdió en el denso bosque.
Português : perder, desencaminhar, desperdiçar, perder-se, extraviar-se; ser privado, sofrer a perda, não ter mais: Ex: Ela se perdeu na floresta densa.
English : lost : Ex : He felt lost in the unfamiliar city.
Français : perdu : Ex : Il se sentait perdu dans la ville inconnue.
Español : perdió
Português : perdido: Ex: Ele se sentiu perdido na cidade desconhecida.
English : stray
Français : errer
Español : extraviado
Português : vira-latas
Definition: adj. Kolèj. Egz.:
English : bereft : Ex : His family was left without food and shelter after the tornado.
Français : privé : Ex : Sa famille s'est retrouvée sans nourriture ni abri après la tornade.
Español : desamparado: Ej: Su familia se quedó sin comida ni refugio después del tornado.
Português : desolado: Ex: Sua família ficou sem comida e abrigo após o tornado.
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