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Tableaux de conjugaison de lose en anglais
Conjugaison du verbe lose à l’indicatif
Le verbe lose au present simple
- I lose
- You lose
- He/she/it loses
- We lose
- You lose
- They lose
Le verbe lose au present continuous
- I am losing
- You are losing
- He/she/it is losing
- We are losing
- You are losing
- They are losing
Le verbe lose past simple
- I lost
- You lost
- He/she/it lost
- We lost
- You lost
- They lost
Le verbe lose au past continuous
- I was losing
- You were losing
- He/she/it was losing
- We were losing
- You were losing
- They were losing
Le verbe lose au present perfect
- I have lost
- You have lost
- He/she/it has lost
- We have lost
- You have lost
- They have lost
Le verbe lose au present perfect continuous
- I have been losing
- You have been losing
- He/she/it has been losing
- We have been losing
- You have been losing
- They have been losing
Le verbe lose au past perfect
- I had lost
- You had lost
- He/she/it had lost
- We had lost
- You had lost
- They had lost
Le verbe lose au past perfect continuous
- I had been losing
- You had been losing
- He/she/it had been losing
- We had been losing
- You had been losing
- They had been losing
Le verbe lose au future
- I will lose
- You will lose
- He/she/it will lose
- We will lose
- You will lose
- They will lose
Le verbe lose au future continuous
- I will be losing
- You will be losing
- He/she/it will be losing
- We will be losing
- You will be losing
- They will be losing
Le verbe lose au future perfect
- I will have lost
- You will have lost
- He/she/it will have lost
- We will have lost
- You will have lost
- They will have lost
Le verbe lose au future perfect continuous
- I will have been losing
- You will have been losing
- He/she/it will have been losing
- We will have been losing
- You will have been losing
- They will have been losing
Conjugaison du verbe lose au conditionnel
Le verbe lose au conditional present
- I would lose
- You would lose
- He/she/it would lose
- We would lose
- You would lose
- They would lose
Le verbe lose au conditional present continuous
- I would be losing
- You would be losing
- He/she/it would be losing
- We would be losing
- You would be losing
- They would be losing
Le verbe lose au conditional perfect
- I would have lost
- You would have lost
- He/she/it would have lost
- We would have lost
- You would have lost
- They would have lost
Le verbe lose au conditional perfect continuous
- I would have been losing
- You would have been losing
- He/she/it would have been losing
- We would have been losing
- You would have been losing
- They would have been losing
Les autres formes
L’infinitif de lose
- to lose
Participe présent de lose
- losing
Participe passé de lose
- lost
L’impératif de lose
- lose
- let’s lose
À l’image de to leave, to hold, to eat, to catch et to speak, to lose est un verbe irrégulier. Vous devez donc faire particulièrement attention aux terminaisons du passé.
Définition de lose en anglais
Que veut dire le verbe lose en anglais ?
Le Cambridge Dictionary donne plusieurs définitions du verbe lose.
Penchons-nous sur les principales :
1. To no longer have something because you do not know where it is
I think I’ve lost my keys.
→ Je crois que j’ai perdu mes clés.
2. To have something or someone taken away from you
Thousands of people have lost their jobs.
→ Des milliers de personnes ont perdu leur emploi.
3. To stop feeling something
She lost patience with her colleagues.
→ Elle a perdu patience avec ses collègues.
4. To have less of something than you had before
She lost 18 pounds.
→ Elle a perdu 8 kilos.
5. If you lose time, you waste it
He lost so much time sitting by computers.
→ Il a perdu tellement de temps à rester assis devant l’ordinateur.
6. If a clock loses time, it goes more slowly than it should
This old watch loses about 2 minutes in a day.
→ Cette vielle montre recule de 2 minutes par jour.
7. To get rid of something
For a better look, lose the accessories.
→ Pour un meilleur look, enlevez les accessoires.
8. To fail to succeed in a game, competition, etc.
We lost the match but you played well.
→ Nous avons perdu le match mais tu as bien joué.
9. To confuse someone
You’ve lost me… Can you start over?
→ Tu m’as perdu… Tu peux répéter ?
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Les phrasal verbs avec lose en anglais
Rappel : les phrasal verbs (ou “verbes à particule”) sont des verbes qui, lorsqu’ils sont suivis d’un autre mot (la particule), voient leur sens initial complété ou modifié.
Voici le principal phrasal verb formés sur le verbe lose :
- lose out → être perdant (être désavantagé)
Les synonymes de lose en anglais
En fonction du contexte, vous pouvez remplacer le verbe to lose par l’un des verbes suivants :
- capitulate → capituler
- drop → abandonner
- fail → échouer
- forfeit → perdre, déclarer forfait
- give up → abandonner
- squander → perdre (une opportunité)
- surrender → se rendre, capituler
Expressions avec lose en anglais
- have nothing to lose → n’avoir rien à perdre
- lose color (anglais américain)/colour (anglais britannique) → pâlir, blêmir
- lose concentration → se déconcentrer, perdre sa concentration
- lose consciousness → perdre connaissance
- lose control → perdre son sang-froid
- lose currency → expirer, tomber en désuétude
- lose face → perdre la face
- lose ground → perdre du terrain
- lose heart → perdre courage, se décourager
- lose hope → perdre espoir
- lose it → péter les plombs (familier)
- lose its bloom → faner (pour une fleur)
- lose momentum → être en perte de vitesse
- lose patience → perdre patience
- lose power → être privé d’électricité
- lose sight of something/somebody → perdre de vue
- lose the plot (anglais britannique) → perdre la boule (familier)
- lose the toss → perdre à pile ou face
- lose track → perdre le fil/perdre la notion du temps
- lose your cool (anglais américain) → perdre son calme (familier)
- lose your marbles → perdre la boule (familier)
- lose your mind → devenir fou
- lose your rag (anglais britannique) → se mettre en pétard (familier)