Verb:

ट्रॅक गमावला,

lose track's Usage Examples:

s) a storm separated Fedot"s and Dezhnev"s boats and we lose track of him.

30 Green Flag laps (no caution laps count) / Pit stops optional (cars lose track position if they pit) Segment 3: 10 Green Flag laps (no caution laps count).

incident leads Gina to realize that her mental illness caused her to lose track of the passage of time, while Greta is unsure if she dreamed the encounter.

Japanese task force by means of reference points until the observation posts lose track of it, so the officers call all observation posts to give a full report.

of everything, Will seems to have an interest in Gigi, causing her to lose track of what"s really important.

overwrought, or try so hard to emulate high-brow literature, that you lose track of the reality that people are doing this to have their minds engaged.

audience may be alienated or confused by the technical terminology, and thus lose track of a speaker or writer"s broader and more important arguments.

"Swarm reveals why satellites lose track".

Consider the tableand the querySELECT F1, F3 FROM(SELECT F1, F2 FROM J) AS F12NATURAL JOIN(SELECT F2, F3 FROM J) AS F23;|| Query result on any model of J:|||}The intuition for what happens above is that the Codd tables representing the projections in the subqueries lose track of the fact that the Nulls in the columns F12.

Often having to think on their feet, they find it easy to lose track of who they really are, but smooth talking and quick thinking when things.

LTC readers can lose track of code at slow jog speeds whereas VITC can be read frame-by-frame if.

Zed and Oh escape and hide in the desert but lose track of the now Sodomite-led slave caravan.

university-based executive education has caused some business schools to "lose track of their professional mission.

Synonyms:

belt, inside track, swath, round, line, collision course, trail, steps, path, course,

Antonyms:

good-natured, lengthwise, uncross, unfold, disconnect,