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Lose Out

Lose Out - to miss an opportunity; to miss a chance to for something

I lost out the opportunity to go to Europe with my class. I did not have the money.

We need to get to the mall early in the morning, because there are good sales. We do not want to lose out.

We need to finish the project or we will loss out on a good opportunity.

Our office lost out on a great worker. It is to bad they did not hire Joe.

My mother always tells me to work hard in school, so I do not lose out a chance to go to university.

My parents did not have the money to buy a new house, so they lost out a some really good deals on the new houses they are building.

Landslide Victory

Like A Cakewalk

Land A Job

Left Out In The Cold

Limited Budget

Live And Let Live

Look High And Low

Long Face

Lucky Streak

Lose Track Of Time

Low-life

Lucky Break

Lose Your Marbles

Let Off The Hook

Learn The Ropes

Like A Hole In The Head

Let Your Hair Down

Let Off Steam

Lighten Up

Living Hand To Mouth

Let The Cat Of The Bag

Lose Your Temper

Look Like A Million Dollars

Look On The Bright Side

Love To Death

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