Examples of using "égaré" in a sentence and their english translations:
He was lost.
I misled him.
- He lost a book.
- She lost a book.
Stop! You strayed!
He has lost his keys.
I seem to have misplaced my keys.
I lost my sunglasses.
I lost a bunch of keys.
Tom got lost.
The shepherd is looking for the lost sheep.
I feel like I misplaced something.
I misled him.
- I have lost my watch.
- I lost my watch.
- I lost the watch.
or maybe someone who got lost.
- I have lost my umbrella.
- I've lost my umbrella.
She went in search of her lost child.
Tom lost his passport.
I'm really sorry, but I seem to have misplaced your scarf.
I've misplaced my glasses, but I need them in order to look for them.
May I use your eraser? I seem to have lost mine.
I got lost and had a hard time finding my way back to the hotel.
I guess my mind just wandered.
But my little fellow did not look lost. Nor did he seem weak with exhaustion, or hunger, or thirst, or fright.
The two-fold race Anchises understands, / the double sires, and owns himself misled / by modern error 'twixt two ancient lands.
From time to time she fell into a sort of reverie, and when she was quite alone she would reason thus: "I am ill, and yet I do not know my complaint. I suffer, and yet I bear no wound. I feel afflicted, and yet I have not lost any one of my sheep. I burn, although I am seated in the deep shade. How many times have the brambles torn my skin and yet I did not cry? How many bees have pricked me with their stings and yet I was soon cured? Thus that which has now wounded me in the heart must be keener than all those! "