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lieschen | 22:44 Mon 27th Sep 2004 | Phrases & Sayings
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What does it mean "to loose it all"
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Avatar Image Bohne
I could understand 'to lose it all' or 'to loosen it all' But then, I am not English!
10:25 Tue 28th Sep 2004
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Duh!
13:03 Tue 28th Sep 2004
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It would be "lose". It means when someone loses everything they value, for example through poverty or dishonour.
15:16 Tue 28th Sep 2004
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Well, "dishonour" is not a word you hear a lot these days! Do explain, New Forester.
15:28 Tue 28th Sep 2004
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Well, Boyo dim da, we don't know that this is modern Western culture. For example it might come from an 18th century novel, or from Japan, or from some other culture where honour is or was highly prized. And surely honour is not wholly unknown even in modern Western culture? Where did you find the phrase, Lieschen?
11:41 Wed 29th Sep 2004
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hmmm, i would imagine it would have something to do with, gee i don't know, maybe; LOOSE IT ALL.
16:12 Thu 30th Sep 2004

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