lose money
verb phrase
Pronunciation: luːz ˈmʌni
Definition
To have less money than before, typically because of spending more than you earn or because an investment has decreased in value.
Examples
Many small businesses lose money in their first year of operation.
If the stock market crashes, investors could lose money on their shares.
How to Use lose money
- lose money on something (prepositional phrase)
- To experience financial loss related to a specific item, investment, or activity. — "She lost money on her investment in tech stocks."
- lose money by doing something (prepositional phrase)
- To experience financial loss as a result of a particular action. — "He lost money by investing in a risky startup."
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