How long are you going to be seeing that loser of a boyfriend?
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Loser
//luːzə(ɹ)//
Synonyms for "loser" (136 found)
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10 entriesTranslations
136 translations across 33 languages.
Arabic
2 entries- خَاسِر noun (person who fails to win)
- فَاشِل noun (contemptible or unfashionable person)
Bulgarian
1 entries- неудачник noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
Chechen
1 entries- кадоцахо noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 失敗者 /失败者 noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- 輸家 /输家 noun (person who fails to win)
Finnish
4 entries- epäonnistuja noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- hukkaaja noun (one who loses something)
- häviäjä noun (person who fails to win)
- häviäjä noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
French
4 entries- bon à rien noun (contemptible or unfashionable person)
- minable noun (contemptible or unfashionable person)
- perdant noun (person who fails to win)
- perdante noun (person who fails to win)
Galician
2 entries- perdedor noun (person who fails to win)
- perdedora noun (person who fails to win)
Georgian
4 entries- გოიმი noun (contemptible or unfashionable person)
- დამარცხებული noun (person who fails to win)
- ლუზერი noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- უიღბლო noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
German
4 entries- Loser noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- Loser noun (contemptible or unfashionable person)
- Loserin noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- Verlierer noun (person who fails to win)
Greek
1 entries- χαμένος noun (person who fails to win)
Hebrew
2 entries- לווּזֶר noun (person who fails to win)
- מַפְסִידָן noun (person who fails to win)
Hindi
1 entries- हारनेवाला noun (person who fails to win)
Hungarian
1 entries- vesztes noun (person who fails to win)
Icelandic
1 entries- aumingi noun (contemptible or unfashionable person)
Indonesian
2 entries- bedebah noun (contemptible or unfashionable person)
- pecundang noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
Italian
4 entries- fallito noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- perdente noun (person who fails to win)
- perdente noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- perdente noun (contemptible or unfashionable person)
Japanese
4 entries- ルーザー noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- 失敗者 noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- 敗者 noun (person who fails to win)
- 落し主 noun (one who loses something)
Korean
4 entries- 루저 noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- 분실자 noun (one who loses something)
- 실패자 noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- 유실자 noun (one who loses something)
Māori
4 entries- kūrapa noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- kūrapa noun (contemptible or unfashionable person)
- wairuatoa noun (person who fails to win)
- wairuatoa noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
Navajo
1 entries- baa hojoobáʼígíí noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
Persian
1 entries- بازنده noun (person who fails to win)
Polish
4 entries- badziewie noun (something of poor quality)
- bubel noun (something of poor quality)
- kiepścizna noun (something of poor quality)
- nieudacznica noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
Portuguese
4 entries- falhado noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- fracassado noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- perdedor noun (person who fails to win)
- perdedor noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
Romanian
3 entries- perdant noun (person who fails to win)
- ratat noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- ratat noun (contemptible or unfashionable person)
Russian
4 entries- барахло́ noun (something of poor quality)
- дрянь noun (something of poor quality)
- лу́зер noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- неуда́чник noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- gubitnica noun (person who fails to win)
- gubitnik noun (person who fails to win)
Spanish
4 entries- fracasado noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- perdedor noun (person who fails to win)
- perdedor noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- pringado noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
Swahili
1 entries- mshindwa noun (person who fails to win)
Swedish
2 entries- förlorare noun (person who fails to win)
- förlorare noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
Turkish
4 entries- bahtsız noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- ezik noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- ezik noun (contemptible or unfashionable person)
- kaybeden noun (person who fails to win)
Ukrainian
3 entries- невда́ха noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- переможена noun (person who fails to win)
- переможений noun (person who fails to win)
Walloon
2 entries- pierdant noun (person who fails to win)
- pierdeu noun (person who fails to win)
Zazaki
3 entries- bêbext noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- bêsıhud noun (person who is frequently unsuccessful in life)
- êmıs noun (contemptible or unfashionable person)
Sample sentences
23 total sentences available.
I trust that, in the long run, I will not be a loser.
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He is a good loser.
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If the loser smiled the winner will lose the thrill of victory.
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