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| defeat | |||
| leak-off (o fuga) | |||
| shortfall | |||
| ore loss | |||
| damage | |||
| forfeiture | |||
| decay; waste | |||
| escape | |||
| particular average | |||
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| harms | |||
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| leak | |||
| abortion-spontaneous; miscarriage | |||
| attenuation | |||
| regret | |||
| loss The result of a business operation where overhead costs are greater than the receipts or income | |||
| exfiltration; leakage; loss | |||
| stalling; loss of lift; stall | |||
| disutility | |||
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| loss | |||
| wastage | |||
| leakage | |||
| losses | |||
| casualties | |||
| electric utility losses | |||
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| lost | |||
| overs; spoils | |||
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| loss | |||
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perdidas : 1813 Phrasen in 101 Thematiken |