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lose in translation
[ looz in tranz-ley-shuhn, trans- ]
idiom
- to lose or cause to lose (meaning or effectiveness) when translated into a different language, style, form, etc., or when passed through a third party:
I suspect the Gaelic inscription loses something in translation, as it seems overly cryptic.
Whenever people spread rumors, important details get lost in translation.
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of lose in translation1
Example Sentences
It鈥檚 not like there was ever that much to lose in translation from the 2018 film, which was a lean, efficient thrilling machine in its own right.
What do we lose in translation?
But it鈥檚 also a reminder of how much earth-shaking ideas can lose in translation.
It looked easy at first, but I fancy is rather a formidable undertaking, as Lady B. has a very distinct style鈥攙ery German, and I should think it must lose in translation.
Whatever this may lose in translation, those four sighs are clearly addressed to a group.
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