English Phrasal Verbs (283/365) - Lose Out On Something
Wheel of Fortune contestants losing out on a million dollars.
To lose out on something means to fail to take advantage of or to gain something.
Example sentences:
- If you neglected to find out about altcoins and only invested in Bitcoin in 2015, 2016 or even early 2017, you were bound to lose out on massive profits.
- If you fail to get up early, you'll lose out on the opportunity to go fishing.
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There is a lesson in this.
He fell for it hook line and sinker !
The lady said she had been stolen from earlier in the show, which made her fear that it would happen to her again. I might not even have been personal this time. I suspect this round of Prisoner's Dilemma did not happen in isolation.
True , I watched the whole thing and it was for small money like 500 quid and the guy bluffed her . Big mistake on his part.
Absolutely, because he must have known that he might go up against her in the end.
I almost lose out on the the chance to read this post hahahaha