丢了

(有你孤烟救她于水火之中) ── Previous context

“Now she has lost you, too.”

(他们都是堂堂正正的中国人) ── Previous context

(威廉 不行 你拿不回来了 它已经丢了) ── Previous context

“- You can't have it back. - [William grunting]”

(孩子回来就好) ── Previous context

“It's all my fault. I lost track of Ma Derong.”

(你坑了两百多万 我什么都没干 现在我负全责) ── Previous context

“I lost my job because of you. You caused this.”

(鼻子也很挺拔) ── Previous context

“While we were fleeing, we lost some luggage.”

(怎么了 这么着急) ── Previous context

“The child's younger siblings are missing. We are about to go look for them.”

(这邻居帮忙把周围都找遍了 我们一直在这守着) ── Previous context

“in case he suddenly comes back. If he is really lost,”

(你帮姐姐想想) ── Previous context

“If they got lost, where would they go?”

(那) ── Previous context

“our land deed is lost. Does that mean there's no way to prove”

(小鱼不能留了) ── Previous context

“Can't you just leave her somewhere?”

(本也没什么用) ── Previous context

“They are merely men whose pride has been bruised,”

(唐亦姝 我的大学学妹 毕业典礼当天) ── Previous context

“(Expert in Silence) (she lost her graduation degree.) (On the day of her exam, she lost her exam slip.)”

(我身份证丢了) ── Previous context

“You're calling the police just for a lost ID?”

(怎么了) ── Previous context

“I lost my ID card.”

(前几天) ── Previous context

“He just lost his food delivery job a few days ago.”

(我随身佩戴的) ── Previous context

“I lost the wooden pendant I always carried with me.”

(任何时候) ── Previous context

“we must never forget who we are.”

(只是后来) ── Previous context

“I lost the pen you gave us.”

(昨夜) ── Previous context

“some coins were stolen from the south workshop.”

(还有一样的包) ── Previous context

“But both items were stolen. Stolen?”

(发生了一场大案) ── Previous context

“A group of escorts who lost their goods”

(狼都会千里寻子) ── Previous context

“Even wolves travel thousands of miles to find their young.”

(可能很快就会需要 好 我马上联系 好) ── Previous context

“Mr. Wan, Mr. Wan, don't tail them too closely. If you lose them,”

(这是我娘子的荷包) ── Previous context

“She lost it half a month ago.”

(你关心你沙盘上那小破木头人) ── Previous context

“Would you notice if I went missing?”

(咱们 要不把这钱交到派出所 这天天挂咱们床底下) ── Previous context

“I can't even sleep in peace. I keep dreaming it's gone.”

(你记着啊) ── Previous context

“Do not let my parents find out you lost the job.”

(都怪我) ── Previous context

“for losing the money and the deed,”

(那您就把这个工资卡放放好 不要乱放) ── Previous context

“or you will panic if it gets lost. Alright?”

(齐风死后) ── Previous context

“Ruo suffered constant nightmares, as if she had lost her soul.”

(朕也很想出去走一走) ── Previous context

“But I am afraid of losing this throne.”

(谁那么大的胆子敢放您出来啊) ── Previous context

“Could it be Jiang Daohai,”

(受您威胁的江到海吧) ── Previous context

“Jiang Daohai lost his official seal?”

(我记得您当时) ── Previous context

“you lost the whole group, didn't you?”

(就像我刚来的时候那样) ── Previous context

“I lost you,”

(你是不是觉得 我做得有些过分了) ── Previous context

“Did I embarrass you in front of your friends?”

(我还要向你道歉) ── Previous context

“For what? I heard you lost orders.”

(你去哪儿) ── Previous context

“Making a phone call. I don't want us to lose the project because of Forma's issues.”

(这枚戒指 我天天都带在身边的) ── Previous context

“But when I went to boarding school, I was afraid of losing it,”