Examples of using Lost on in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Lost on an island.
Getting lost on the path.
Lost on the Earth.
Both sides lost on this.
Lost on This Earth.
People also translate
We would get lost on purpose.
Lost on Dress Parade.
The number lost on U.S. soil.
Lost on everything. Would you recommend starting with a free.
How many companions lost on the way?
If we were lost on a desert island together…- Yes?
Look how much weight he lost on his face.
Not lost on me.
Poetry in general is lost on me.
Words lost on the wind.
Two of three leaders in the B section lost on Wednesday.
They look a bit lost on the white background.
A great deal of blood was shed, and lives lost on both sides.
Again, a little lost on the‘alibi' thing.
So, the killer's targeting beneficiaries of those lost on the plane?
A hungry pioneer lost on the trail.- Do I know you?
If they had had an Olympics in martyrdom,my grandmother would have lost on purpose.
A nuance likely lost on the Viceroy.
For items lost on the plane, contact the respective airline.
Were those people you lost on the way to D.C.?
If you hadn't spotted me, I would be lost on the ocean still.
My parents were confused aliens lost on Earth, and you killed them!
Two years ago, a similar bill lost on a tie vote.
No, a single plane, evidently, maybe lost on its way home-- where is she?
A system of symbiotic beauty, apparently lost on these old people.