Lost - Perdido (The 1899th Most Common Spanish Word)

The translation for Lost in Spanish is Perdido. This word often comes up when talking about transport & travel, being & changes. It is classified as a B1 word, and is the 1899th most common word in Spanish. It can be used as adjective. You can listen to their pronunciations, and you can also see example sentences for context below. Practice this and the other 3000 most common Spanish words with over 60000 example sentences, pronunciations, and various practice types by downloading our app.

Pronunciation

English: lost

Spanish: perdido

Examples


It looks as if we've got ourselves lost.	Parece que nos hemos perdido.
I can only give up my brother for lost.	Solo puedo dar por perdido a mi hermano.
I've lost them.	Lo he perdido.
I've lost all my money.	He perdido todo mi dinero.
I feel so lost.	Me siento tan perdido.
I'm so lost.	Estoy tan perdido.
You are really a lost cause.	Eres realmente un caso perdido.
I've lost my friends.	He perdido a mis amigos.

Excuse me, I'm lost.	Disculpa, me he perdido.
He was fortunate to find the book he had lost.	Él tuvo la suerte de encontrar el libro que había perdido.
I'm sorry that I lost my temper.	Siento haber perdido el control.
Many a man has lost his life at sea.	Muchos hombres han perdido la vida en el mar.
We've lost contact.	Hemos perdido el contacto.
I've lost all respect for you.	Te he perdido todo el respeto.
Many had lost their arms or legs.	Muchos habían perdido sus brazos o piernas.
The little boy was lost in the forest.	El niño estaba perdido en el bosque.
The prince was lost in the woods.	El príncipe estaba perdido en el bosque.
He can't have lost his keys.	Él no puede haber perdido sus llaves.
I thought I'd lost my keys.	Pensé que había perdido mis llaves.
This is the same watch that I lost.	Este es el reloj que había perdido.
I read in the newspaper where contact with the plane had been lost.	El periódico decía que se había perdido el contacto con el avión.