lose it

英 [luːz ɪt]

美 [luːz ɪt]

大发雷霆; 未能控制怒火（或情绪）; 发疯; 精神失常

英英释义

verb

• lose control of one's emotions
  1. When she heard that she had not passed the exam, she lost it completely
  2. When her baby died, she snapped
  Synonym:break downsnap

双语例句

• How did you feel about the bet if you lose it?
  如果这次赌博你输了，你觉得赌博如何？
• Well, I thought, I've already lost half my job, I might as well go the whole hog and lose it completely.
  嗯，我想，反正我的工作已经丢了一半了，干脆一不做二不休，走人算了。
• The mast, which was a solid spruce spar, bent like a bow, and for a moment I thought we were going to lose it.
  坚固的云杉木做成的桅杆已经弯得像一把弓，那一刻我觉得它马上就要断了。
• This is the only book we have, take care not to lose it.
  这是我们唯一的一本书，小心别把它弄丢了。
• I have always valued your friendship very highly, and I am very sorry to lose it.
  我一向很重视你的友谊，我非常不愿意丧失它。
• Managers lose it when they are no longer questioned in their decisions.
  当管理者不再怀疑自己的决定时，他们就失去了它。
• You lose it, it may not come around again.
  要是输了，就再也没有机会。
• Don't lose it on the way home.
  别在回家的路上弄丢了。
• If we give him the money now, before he's proved that he'll be able to pay it back, we may lose it completely. I think we should wait and see.
  要是我们在他证明自已有偿还能力以前就借给他钱，我们的钱就可能落空。我看还是应该等等看。
• It leads to volatility of jobs, as you have an advantage today and can lose it tomorrow.
  它导致了工作的不稳定性。今天你有优势，明天你就可能失去优势。