Идиома "lose out on (something)" с переводом
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If you do too much sport, it starts to rule your life. Then you lose out on other joys of life like music, cinema, and books.Прослушать пример
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Другие английские идиомы на букву L
- Lay (something) on (someone)
- Light on one's feet
- Lie in state
- Laugh off (something)
- Left-handed compliment
- Long face
- Like a ton of bricks
- Line up (someone with someone)
- Lay an egg
- Look to (someone)
- Let (someone) down easy
- Little by little
- Light out (for somewhere)
- Let (something) pass
- Look like something the cat dragged in
- Learn by heart
- Let well enough alone
- Long haul
- Line one's own pockets
- Let (someone) off
- License to (do something)
- Look out for (someone)
- Lover's lane
- Like water off a duck's back
- Laugh all the way to the bank
- Lose one's marbles/mind
- Lose ground
- Lose heart
- Lose one's temper
- Like mad
- Look like death warmed over
- Lay (something) on the line
- Love at first sight
- Lose face
- Landslide victory
- Live high off/on the hog
- Lose oneself (in something)
- Light up
- Look after (someone)
- Look like a million dollars
- Land an account
- Lord it over (someone)
- Look for (something)
- Living end
- Like crazy
- Lean over backwards (to do something or to help someone)
- Lose touch with (someone)
- Life is a bowl of cherries
- Lie through one's teeth
- Let the grass grow under one's feet