lost in Polish
lost in Polish is zagubiony, stracony — lost means unable to find your way or unsure of your location.
lost in Polish
zagubiony
stracony
Parted with; no longer held or possessed.
What does "lost" mean?
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adj Unable to find your way or unsure of your location.
"We got completely lost on the way back from the trailhead."
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adj No longer possessed, existing, or able to be found.
"Many old family photos were lost in the house fire."
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adj So absorbed in something that you stop noticing what is going on around you.
"She was lost in thought and didn't hear the doorbell."
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lost in a sentence
- We got completely lost on the way back from the trailhead.
- Many old family photos were lost in the house fire.
- She was lost in thought and didn't hear the doorbell.
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What is "lost" in Polish?
"lost" in Polish is zagubiony, stracony. lost means: Unable to find your way or unsure of your location.
How do you use "lost" in a sentence?
Example: "We got completely lost on the way back from the trailhead." In Polish, "lost" is zagubiony, stracony.
Are there other ways to say "lost" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "lost": zagubiony, stracony.
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