English–German dictionary
German translation of the English word lose ground
| English | German (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (bottom; foundation; bed) | ; | |
| (soil; earth) | ; Erdboden | |
🔗 The nest of this species is on the ground. | ||
| (earth; land) | ; Erdboden ; | |
🔗 He leads an army so massive it shakes the ground with its march, so vast it drinks the rivers dry. | ||
| (reason; account; motive) | ||
| (motive; motif; motivation; theme; angle) | ||
| (base; basis; footing; platform; stem) | ||
| (run aground; run ashore; strand; grind to a halt) | auf Grund laufen | |
🔗 The lucky half fled back downwind to Bulmer Skeme and grounded on the beach. | ||
| (grounds; terrain; lot) | ; | |
🔗 Experts say armed groups have gained more ground in Mali and Burkina Faso despite the coups there and predict a similar trajectory for Niger if the régime remains in place. | ||
🔗 As an adult, Leon Czolgosz worked in a Cleveland factory until he lost his job in a labour dispute in 1893. | ||
| (forfeit) | ||
| (go to the wall; be worsted; have the worse; get the worst of it; be beaten; be defeated) | unterliegen | |
| English | German |
|---|---|
| lose ground | ⇆ Boden verlieren |
| ground | ⇆ Boden; ⇆ Erdboden; ⇆ Erdleitung; ⇆ Grund; ⇆ Grundbesitz; ⇆ auflaufen; ⇆ stranden |
| lose | ⇆ einbüßen; ⇆ verlieren; ⇆ verpassen |