Lost, stray, wasted - Perdu (The 2264th Most Common French Word)

The translation for Lost, stray, wasted in French is Perdu. It can be used as adjective. It is often used when talking about transport & travel, being & changes. It is the 2264th most commonly used word in French, classified as a B1 word. You can find example sentences below to provide context, and you can also listen to the word’s pronunciation. Download our app to practice the 3000 most common French words, including this one, with over 60,000 example sentences, pronunciations, and various practice types.

Pronunciation

English: lost, stray, wasted

French: perdu

Examples


I've lost all my money.	J'ai perdu mon argent.
That family has lost its social position.	Cette famille a perdu sa position sociale.
I can only give up my brother for lost.	Je ne peux qu'abandonner mon frère pour perdu.
It looks as if we've got ourselves lost.	Il semble que nous avons perdu notre chemin.
I reckon that man is lost.	Je crois cet homme perdu.
I've lost them.	Je l’ai perdu.
I feel so lost.	Je me sens tellement perdu.
I'm so lost.	Je suis tellement perdu.

I've lost my friends.	J'ai perdu des amis.
Excuse me, I'm lost.	Excusez-moi, je me suis perdu.
He was fortunate to find the book he had lost.	Il a eu de la chance de retrouver le livre qu'il avait perdu.
The trouble is, she's almost lost her voice.	Le problème, c'est qu'elle a presque perdu la voix.
I'm sorry that I lost my temper.	Désolé, j'ai perdu mon sang-froid.
Many a man has lost his life at sea.	Beaucoup d'hommes ont perdu la vie en mer.
We've lost contact.	Nous avons perdu le contact.
I've lost all respect for you.	J'ai perdu tout respect pour toi.
Honor has not to be won; it must only not be lost.	L'honneur n'a pas à être gagné; il doit seulement ne pas être perdu.
All his hope had been lost.	Il a perdu tout espoir.
He lost a lot of money in the stock investment.	Il a perdu beaucoup d'argent dans l'investissement en actions.
I've lost my bag.	J'ai perdu mon porte-monnaie.
Many had lost their arms or legs.	Beaucoup avaient perdu leurs bras ou leurs jambes.