(transitive) to lose sight of / (transitive, figuratively) to lose sight of, to lose touch with

(figuratively) to lose ground

to get lost, to lose one's way (to become lost)

(figuratively) to lose the thread

to lose one's cool; to lose one's head

(archaic) Alternative form of en perdre son latin

(figuratively) to take everything in, to drink it all in, not to miss a word, not to miss a thing

second-person plural future of perdre

young partridge

plural of perdreau