(informal) to lose it, to lose the plot, to lose one's mind

(euphemistic) to lose one's life (to die)

to become flustered, to go to pieces

(informal) to lose it, to lose the plot, to lose one's mind

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

young partridge

plural of perdreau

second-person plural future of perdre