No. 1,328 in German
verliert
"Verliert" means "loses."
In a sentence
Er verliert seinen Schlüssel jeden Tag.
He loses his key every day.
Here, 'verliert' is used as the third-person present tense form of 'verlieren' (to lose), expressing a habit.
Die Mannschaft verliert das Spiel trotz harter Arbeit.
The team loses the game despite hard work.
In this sentence, 'verliert' represents an instance in the present where the verb 'verlieren' (to lose) describes an action occurring.
Wenn er nicht aufpasst, verliert er seinen Platz.
If he is not careful, he loses his spot.
Here, 'verliert' illustrates a hypothetical scenario linked to a conditional statement, indicating potential future action.
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