losing one's heart
losing one's heart is the present participle of lose one's heart.
Meaning of lose one's heart
Verb
lose one's heart (third-person singular simple present loses one's heart, present participle losing one's heart, simple past and past participle lost one's heart)
- To fall in love with someone; to become smitten with someone.
- To lose one's zeal or enthusiasm for something.
- Meeting time has come and gone
They'll lose their heart and head for home
Try to tell us something we don't know1987 August 31, “Disturbance at the Heron House”, in Document, performed by R.E.M.
- Meeting time has come and gone
Questions about losing one's heart
- What is losing one's heart the present participle of?
- Losing one's heart is the present participle of lose one's heart.
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