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lose track

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lose track
to no longer know what is happening to something or someone. I can't remember what her husband's called, she's been married so many times I've lost track. We were chatting away and we just lost track of time. (= did not know what the time was)
See also: lose, track


lose track (of someone/something)
to no longer be informed or know about something or someone. I've lost track of most of my college friends.
Opposite of: keep track (of someone/something)
See also: lose, track


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And, so we don't lose track of the original meaning of the holy days, Janet Weeks' "When the Spirit Moves" tells us about choreographers who are steeped in a spiritual tradition.
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