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loser

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los·er /ˈluːzə $ -ər/ ●●○ noun [countableC]  
1  WORSEsomeone who is in a worse situation than they were, because of something that has happened 不幸的人，受害者 OPP winner
 If the strike continues, the people of Galway will be the real losers.
如果罢工继续下去，真正受害的将是戈尔韦地区的人。
2  FAILsomeone who is never successful in life, work, or relationships 〔在生活、工作或人际关系方面〕屡屡失败的人，失败者
 What a loser!
真是个倒霉的人啊！
 The guy’s a born loser.
这家伙生来就是个失败者。
3  LOSE A GAME, COMPETITION, OR WARsomeone who has lost a competition, game, election etc 〔竞争、比赛、选举等中的〕失败者，输家 OPP winner
good/bad loser (=someone who behaves well or badly after losing) 输得起/输不起的人
Examples from the Corpus
loser• A winner, obviously, until he became a loser.• Add legal fees and a new valuation and you could be on a loser.• You're just a bad loser Phil, that's your problem.• If these budget cuts are made, the big losers will be the poor and minorities.• Cotton may be the biggest loser, but Perry is just as worried for the cattlemen.• First, funds would try to sell their highest-cost losers.• Presidential losers have also habitually opted for mates designed to unify the ticket but with whom they could comfortably identify.• I'd like to congratulate all our entrants, the winners and the losers.• The losers are the singers and orchestras we employed.• The losers walked slowly off the field.
good/bad loser• There's room for everyone and no-one likes a bad loser.• He wanted to be a winner rather than a good loser.• Elite performers earn that title because they are, by nature, not good losers.• The good loser is recognisable as the competitor who nods with rueful admiration each time the opponent scores.• The good loser never makes it to the winner's rostrum of any worthwhile competition.
From Longman Business Dictionary
loserlos·er /ˈluːzə-ər/ noun [countableC]FINANCE
a share that decreases in value on a particular day of trading on a stockmarket
Automakers were among the biggest losers this week, hurt by news about reduced production schedules.
→ compare gainer
los·er noun
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See also: lose

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loser

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ADJECTIVE | VERB + LOSER ADJECTIVE➤good輸得起的人▸➤bad, poor, sore (NAmE) 輸不起的人◇He's extremely competitive and a bad loser.他極好強，卻又輸不起。➤born天生的失敗者◇He was a born loser.他是個天生的失敗者。➤perennial (especially NAmE) 屢戰屢敗者◇The team has been transformed from perennial losers into real contenders.這個隊已經從常敗隊轉變成了有力的競爭者。➤clear, obvious明白無誤的／明顯的失敗者➤sure (NAmE) 必然的輸家◇He looked like a sure loser at the beginning of the year.當年年初，他看上去就必輸無疑。➤big, main大輸家；主要的輸家◇The main loser was the Unity Party, which lost eight seats.大輸家是統一黨，失去了 8 個席位。➤real, ultimate真正的／最終的輸家◇The real losers in this power shift are international organizations.這次權力轉移中真正的輸家是國際組織。◇If the teachers go on strike, the children are the ultimate losers.如果教師罷工，最終受害的將是孩子們。➤pathetic, sad可憐的／悲傷的失敗者◇He's just a pathetic loser (= a stupid unsuccessful person).他不過是個可憐的失敗者。➤complete, total完全的失敗者◇She made me feel like a complete loser.她讓我覺得自己像個徹底的失敗者。VERB + LOSER➤back支持失敗者◇The movie company thought they'd backed a loser until the film won an Oscar.在該影片獲得奧斯卡獎之前，電影公司以為他們支持錯了對象。
BNC: 6851 COCA: 4980
loser noun
⇨ loser 1 (They were 16–3 losers to New Zealand.) ⇨ loser 2 (a bunch of losers)loser1

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 They were 16-3 losers to New Zealand. 他们以3:16输给了新西兰。a bunch of losers 一群失败者loser ♦︎ runner-up ♦︎ also-ranThese are all words for sb who does not win or is not successful in a competition, race, game or election. 这些词均表示比赛或选举中落败的人、输者。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆a loser / runner-up / also-ran in sth◆a loser / runner-up to sb◆winners and losers / runners-up■ loser [countable] a person or team that is defeated in a competition （比赛的）输者，败者◆Sweden will now play the losers of the other semi-final for the bronze medal.现在，瑞典队要与另一场半决赛的败者争夺铜牌。◆He's extremely competitive and a bad loser (= does not react well to losing).他太好胜，而且输不起。OPP winner ⇨ winner ■ ˌrunner-ˈup (plural runners-up) [countable] a person or team that finishes second in a race or competition; sb who has not finished first but who wins a prize 第二名；亚军；非冠军的获奖者◆She was last year's runner-up to Sarah Jones.她是去年的亚军，输给了萨拉•琼斯。◆They finished runners-up behind Italy.他们负于意大利，获得了第二名。◆Twenty runners-up will receive a $50 book voucher.没有拿到冠军的二十位获奖者都将得到50元的购书券。◆There are three runners-up prizes of club shirts.二等奖的奖品有三份，为俱乐部球衣。■ ˈalso-ran [countable] (often disapproving) a person who is not successful, especially in a competition or election or when compared with other people 失败者；（尤指比赛、竞选或对比之下的）逊色的一方◆The campaign transformed him from an also-ran in the polls to front-runner.这场运动使他从民意调查中的失利者变为领先者。loser2

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 They were 16-3 losers to New Zealand. 他们以3:16输给了新西兰。a bunch of losers 一群失败者loser ♦︎ failure ♦︎ incompetent ♦︎ has-been ♦︎ no-hoper ♦︎ underachiever ♦︎ disappointment ♦︎ disasterThese are all words for a person who is unsuccessful or not as successful as they used to be or as they could be. 这些词均表示失败者、过气的人。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to be a failure / disappointment / disaster as sth◆a complete failure / no-hoper / disaster◆a group / bunch of losers / incompetents / no-hopers■ loser [countable] (often disapproving) a person who is regularly unsuccessful, especially when you have a low opinion of them 屡屡失败者（尤指不被看好的人）◆She's one of life's losers.她的人生很不得意。◆He's a born loser.他生来就是个失败者。OPP winner ⇨ success ■ failure [countable] a person who is not successful 失败者◆He was a failure as a teacher.他当教师并不成功。◆I felt a complete failure.我觉得自己一事无成。OPP success ⇨ success   see also fail ⇨ fail 2 ■ incompetent ɪnˈkɒmpɪtənt; NAmE ɪnˈkɑːmpɪtənt [countable] (disapproving) a person who does not have the skill or ability to do their job or a task as it should be done 不胜任者；不称职者◆The whole thing is being led by a bunch of incompetents.整件事情都是由一群无能之辈主导的。  see also incompetent ⇨ incompetent adj. ■ ˈhas-been [countable] (informal, disapproving) a person who is no longer as famous, successful or important as they used to be 风光不再的人；过气名人◆She's just an old has-been.她只不过是个早已过气的人物。◆He's very much a political has-been.他在政坛上确曾风光一时。■ ˌno-ˈhoper [countable] (informal, disapproving) a person, team or racehorse that is considered useless or very unlikely to be successful 无望取胜的人（或队伍、赛马）；无用之辈◆They were written off as a bunch of no-hopers.他们被认定为一群无用之辈。◆He backed an apparent no-hoper at odds of 100-1.他押赌注于一匹显然无望取胜的赛马，赔率为100:1。■ underachiever ˌʌndərəˈtʃiːvə(r) [countable] a person who is less successful than they could be, especially in school work （尤指学业上的）差生，后进生◆At school he was a classic underachiever.他在学校里是个典型的差等生。■ disappointment [countable] a person who is disappointing to other people, because of their lack of achievement or bad behaviour 令人失望的人；令人扫兴的人◆I always felt I was a disappointment to my father.我总觉得自己让父亲失望了。■ disaster [countable] (informal, disapproving) a person who is a complete failure at sth, especially because of their lack of skill or ability （尤指因缺少技能而）彻底失败的人◆He was a competent accountant, but as a manager he's a disaster.他是个称职的会计师，可作为经理他是个彻底的失败者。
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