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How do you say lost in Chinese?

"Lost" in Chinese can be expressed in several ways depending on the context:

General lost:

* 迷路 (mí lù) - This is the most common way to say "lost." It literally means "to be lost on the way."

* 丢失 (diū shī) - This means "to lose" something, implying that something is gone and you can't find it.

Lost in thought:

* 走神 (zǒu shén) - This means "to be lost in thought" or "to daydream."

* 心不在焉 (xīn bù zài yān) - This literally means "the mind is not here," implying that you are not paying attention.

Lost in translation:

* 翻译错误 (fān yì cuò wù) - This means "translation error."

* 意思偏差 (yì si piān chā) - This means "meaning deviation," implying that the translated meaning is different from the original.

Lost in the crowd:

* 消失在人群中 (xiāo shī zài rén qún zhōng) - This means "disappear in the crowd."

* 被人群包围 (bèi rén qún bāo wéi) - This means "to be surrounded by the crowd."

The best translation of "lost" will depend on the specific situation and the intended meaning.

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