Examples of using "Perdemos" in a sentence and their english translations:
We've lost.
We lost.
How much did we lose?
We lost everything.
We missed opportunities.
We don't miss anything.
- We have missed our train.
- We've missed our train.
We wasted a lot of time.
We missed the plane.
How much time did we lose?
- We missed our train.
- We've missed our train.
We lost the bet.
We haven't lost everything.
We lost a lot of money.
We missed the tram.
Because you lose many things.
We lost a lot on that job.
It looks like we've gotten ourselves lost.
We lost almost everything.
We lost hope.
We've lost our umbrellas.
We lost the game.
We lost our chance.
We've missed a great opportunity.
We almost missed the train.
We lost track of the time.
We've lost 3 to 0.
We've lost faith in humanity.
You lose so much of your heat through the ground.
we lose the poetry of life.
We have lost sight of him.
We may have missed the bus.
We lost, but we had fun.
We got lost in the snow.
We lost everything in the flood.
We got lost in the fog.
We lost the thread of the conversation.
We got lost in the cave.
We lost track of time.
and we missed the chance to have kids.
We lost the game 3-2.
We missed our plane because of the traffic jam.
I wonder if we lost our luggage.
- We are lost.
- We're lost.
We got up too late and we missed the train.
We lost by a score of three to one.
I think we've wasted enough of our time.
I think we've wasted enough of your time.
We hurried, so we didn't miss the last bus.
We lost everything and had to start over from scratch.
I think we have lost our neighborhood culture a bit
Did you know we lose skin every day?
Without the aid of the stars, we lost our course with no hope of finding it again.
We lost by two points.
We never despaired.
We lost sight of them over half an hour ago.
It's not true that we have little time, but that we waste a lot.
We've already wasted a lot of time.
We were having so much fun that we lost track of time.
I am playing in an interregional championship. We have only lost one game so far.
Is it possible to change the past? Can we travel time to save our loved ones we lost?
Every time a species dies out, we lose forever a part of our natural world.
Those we love and lose are not where they were, but are everywhere.
But meanwhile it flees: time flees irretrievably, while we wander around, prisoners of our love of detail.
A perfectly healthy sentence, it is true, is extremely rare. For the most part we miss the hue and fragrance of the thought; as if we could be satisfied with the dews of the morning or evening without their colors, or the heavens without their azure.