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loss [lɒs, Am lɑ:s] N

1. loss (not having any more):

loss
strata f
loss of memory, life, job
utrata f
loss of reputation

3. loss (diminishing):

loss in weight
loss in transport
loss of income

accounting loss N ECON

book loss N ECON

capital loss N ECON

data loss N COMPUT

data loss

fire loss N

loss account N ECON

loss account

loss adjustment N ECON

loss position N ECON

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His record with the club in the season since taking over was nine wins, six draws, and three losses.
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They would follow with several losses as the team attempted to regroup and find itself.
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It is becoming rare due to habitat loss.
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This is done because the taxpayer has already received the benefit of having the loss in year one treated as an ordinary loss.
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Since the 1980s, loss has increased to 13%, even though more pesticides are being used.
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The struggle for the village continued, with both sides suffering heavy losses.
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He also tied for the team lead with 10 tackles for loss for the season.
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Such gains and losses are often referred to as the hotchpot.
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This would mark their 16th-straight loss, dating back to last season.
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This resulted in substantial loss of plant life, megafauna, and other animals.
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