Definition lose-lose in British English

have to lose (phrase) have nothing to lose (phrase) lose (verb) lose a baby (phrase) lose consciousness (phrase) lose count (of something) (phrase) lose face (phrase) lose ground (phrase) lose heart (phrase) lose height (phrase) lose it (phrase) lose no time in doing something (phrase) lose out (phrasal verb) lose sight of (phrase) lose someone to something (phrase) lose something in etc (phrase) lose the battle but win the war (phrase) lose the plot (phrase) lose the thread (phrase) lose time (phrase) lose touch (with something) (phrase) lose (with someone) (phrase) lose track (of) (phrase) lose your (phrase) lose your bearings (phrase) lose your cool (phrase) lose your grip (on something) (phrase) lose your head (phrase) lose your heart (to someone) (phrase) lose your heart to someone (phrase) lose your life (phrase) lose your marbles (phrase) lose your mind (phrase) lose your nerve (phrase) lose your rag (phrase) lose your shirt on something (phrase) lose your temper (phrase) lose your temper (with) (phrase) lose your touch (phrase) lose your voice (phrase) lose your way (phrase) lose yourself in something (phrase) lose-lose (adjective) hope (phrase) not lose sleep over () steam (phrase) slip/lose your moorings (phrase) someone can’t lose (phrase) there’s no time to lose (phrase) virginity (noun) win or lose (phrase)