loss
lɒsn. something that is lost · n. gradual decline in amount or activity · n. the act of losing someone or something
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Even after years of loss and exhaustion, they still choose to protect life whenever they can.
即使在经历了多年的失去与疲惫之后，他们依然选择在力所能及的情况下保护生命。
As a noun, we can name this action as bereavement, a period of mourning after a loss, especially after the death of a loved one.
作为名词，我们可以称这种行为为 bereavement（丧亲之痛），指失去亲人后的一段哀悼期，尤指在挚爱去世后。
In this program, we'll be hearing about an issue experienced by many child refugees who are forced to leave their home, the loss of their first native language or mother tongue, as they start a new life, learning to speak a new language in a new country.
在本期节目中，我们将探讨许多被迫背井离乡的难民儿童所面临的一个问题，即在他们开启新生活、在异国他乡学习新语言的过程中，逐渐丧失母语的问题。
So that what that does is that creates panic and loss of confidence.
所以，这会造成恐慌和信心丧失。
For instance, when this infamously difficult to pronounce Icelandic volcano, believe me, I tried, erupted in 2010, the volcanic ash cloud shut down several major hub airports in Europe, leaving eight million passengers stranded and creating nearly three billion euros in losses.
例如，当那座名字极其难读的冰岛火山（相信我，我试过了）在2010年喷发时，火山灰云关闭了欧洲几个主要的枢纽机场，导致800万乘客滞留，并造成了近30亿欧元的损失。
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