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losses

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/ˈlɒsɪz/ · loss-es

The state or fact of losing something; an event that results in a reduction of value or amount.

Meanings

nounformal

The state or fact of losing something; an event that results in a reduction of value or amount.

کسی چیز کے کھو جانے کی حالت یا حقیقت؛ ایسا واقعہ جو قیمت یا مقدار میں کمی کا باعث بنتا ہے۔

نقصانات

nuqsanat

Synonyms

detrimentdeficitdeprivationنقصانفقدانکمی

Antonyms

gainprofitincreaseفائدہمنافعبڑھوتری

Common Collocations

  • financial losses
  • personal losses
  • losses incurred

Example Sentences

The company reported significant losses this quarter.

کمپنی نے اس سہ ماہی میں نمایاں نقصانات کی اطلاع دی۔

Company ne is sah maahi mein numaayan nuqsanat ki ittila di.

After the storm, the losses in property were devastating.

طوفان کے بعد، املاک میں نقصانات تباہ کن تھے۔

Toofan ke baad, imlaak mein nuqsanat tabaah kun they.

Emotional losses can sometimes be harder to recover from than financial ones.

جذباتی نقصانات کبھی کبھی مالی نقصانات سے زیادہ مشکل ہوتے ہیں۔

Jazbaati nuqsanat kabhi kabhi maali nuqsanat se zyada mushkil hotay hain.

Easily Confused With

loss:Loss refers to the singular form, while losses is its plural form, indicating multiple instances or types of loss.

Word Family

loss
nounنقصان
lose
verbکھونا
loser
nounہارنے والا

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of losing a game, which leads to losses.

Picture a scoreboard showing the negative results after a match.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

ہوئی ہیں ناکامیاں بہت، سبھی، اس عشق میں، خود کو کھو دینے کی سب سے بڑی قیمت ہے یہاں۔

Hui hain nakaamiyaan bohat, sabhi, is ishq mein, Khud ko kho dene ki sab se badi qeemat hai yahan.

There have been many failures, all, in this love, The greatest cost is losing oneself here.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

نقصان کا حسرت کرنے سے کچھ نہیں ہوتا۔

Nuqsan ka hasrat karne se kuch nahi hota.

Wishing for the losses does not change anything.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Old English "losian" — to lose

First known use: 14th century

The word 'losses' is derived from the Old English 'losian', which means to lose or to be lost. Over time, it has evolved in usage to represent various forms of loss, particularly in financial and emotional contexts.