to be disgraced; to lose face or status; to feel humiliated or ashamed

to lose; to misplace; to no longer have

to lose something through carelessness; to misplace

to lose one's reputation or dignity; to be disgraced

to discard; to abandon; to throw away

To set down, leave behind, or lay aside; to abandon someone or something.

to lose face in public; to make an exhibition of oneself or be a disgrace

to discard or cast aside; to ignore or forget for a while

forgetful; scatterbrained; constantly losing or forgetting things due to carelessness or poor memory

to lose face; to suffer a loss of prestige or reputation

the failure of one or more transmitted data packets to reach their destination

to stop being involved in something; to have nothing further to do with a task or situation; to quit

To throw away one's helmet and armor; describes a state of total defeat or a panicky, disorganized retreat.

To lose face or be disgraced; to behave in an embarrassing way or reveal one's flaws.

Literally "to throw away one's helmet and leave one's armor"; describes a headlong flight after a crushing military defeat or a humiliating loss in a competition.

to let a skill or field of study become rusty through lack of practice; to lose one's touch

to lose one's job or livelihood; literally "to lose one's rice bowl"

Literally meaning "to sacrifice a pawn to save a chariot" in Chinese chess, this describes giving up something less important to protect what is essential. In this specific idiom, the character [[车|車|ju1]] is read as "jū" rather than "chē".

to lose face or suffer a loss of status and dignity; to feel disgraced or lose one's standing

forgetful and scatterbrained; always losing things or leaving them behind

to lose face or status or to lose one's dignity

to be dazed and driven to distraction; to be beside oneself with fear or anxiety.

colloquial expression for a color that is unpleasantly gray, murky, or lacking luster; can also describe something dreary, low-class, or boring

(colloquial) a very small amount; a tiny bit

(metaphorical) to lose one's job or official position; literally to lose one's black gauze cap, which was worn by officials in ancient China

(colloquial) to lose status or be disgraced

To lose face or be humiliated to an extreme degree; to be totally disgraced.

A type of swindle involving dropping a parcel on the road and then intimidating or extorting whoever picks it up

to lose one's life; to die

To let something pass out of one's mind; to cast behind one's back or no longer care about something.

to cast behind one's mind; to completely forget or neglect a matter

to be dismissed from an official post; to lose one's government position

(math.) an algebraic equation for which only whole number solutions are sought

To wink at someone or make eyes at them; to use facial expressions to flirt or signal interest

To cast flirtatious glances or make eyes at someone, usually by winking or using facial expressions to convey romantic interest.

To tip someone a wink; to signal with one's eyes.

to give a meaningful look or signal with the eyes

(idiom) flustered or confused

to discard things in the wrong place; to throw items around carelessly or leave one's things lying around

to lose; to misplace

To focus on small, trivial gains at the expense of something much more important; literally to pick up a sesame seed while losing a watermelon

to wander off; to lose one's way

to lose track of someone or something while following

(colloquial) sour-tasting; acrid; tart

(variant form) very sour; tart; (metaphorically) pedantic, envious, or coquettish