lose your shirt

lose (one's) shirt

To lose a significant amount of one's money (often all of it). This is my last chance—I'll lose my shirt if this business venture fails.

lose your shirt

lose all your possessions, especially as the result of unwise financial transactions. informal

lose your ˈshirt

(informal) lose all or a lot of your money and possessions: ‘How did you two get on at the races?’ ‘I won $300 and Paul lost his shirt.’ OPPOSITE: make a killing

See also: lose, shirt

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

See also:

lose (one's) shirt
lose one’s shirt
lose one's shirt
lose shirt
lose one's shirt, to
lose it
lose it, to
lose
lose (one's) head over (something)
lose head

References in periodicals archive

YOU DO PAY IF YOU LOSE YOUR SHIRT: Spurs skipper Robbie Keane

The MOLE: Spurs shut swap shop

You're not likely to get rich, but you're not likely to lose your shirt either.

Creating a winning bond strategy: with the right approach, bonds can achieve outstanding returns in a volatile market. Here's how

And I fear you will believe every word of it and will lose your shirt in the process.

Reasonable doubt: the apostle Thomas gets a bad rap. Who in their right mind wouldn't ask to see the risen Christ with their own two eyes?

If you're not disciplined, you will lose your shirt."

Cast away: cargo losses at sea are becoming more expensive to marine writers

You lose your shirt - I don't take it away from you."

Hothead Todd back in control

LOSE YOUR SHIRT: Bowlers Darren Gough and 12th man Robert Croft watch from the dressing room as England set a new record for consecutive one-day defeats yesterday.

CRICKET: Thorpe blow for England

I've heard it said that a tax form is a lot like a laundry list - either way you are going to lose your shirt, and a lot of folks have lost their shirts dealing with our current code.

THE TAX CODE: TIME TO START OVER?

Just never lose your shirt, Victoria - it might distract the punters.

Bookies get fruity

Black tie is purely optional but, please, don't lose your shirt! Then take a 'spy's eye' view of the Mediterranean coast from a private speedboat - only the best will do.

OUR WORD IS OUR BOND; WIN A FANTASTIC FIVE-NIGHT TRIP TO MONTE CARLO

词组	lose your shirt
释义	lose your shirt lose (one's) shirt To lose a significant amount of one's money (often all of it). This is my last chance—I'll lose my shirt if this business venture fails. See also: lose, shirt Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. lose your shirt lose all your possessions, especially as the result of unwise financial transactions. informal See also: lose, shirt Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary lose your ˈshirt (informal) lose all or a lot of your money and possessions: ‘How did you two get on at the races?’ ‘I won $300 and Paul lost his shirt.’ OPPOSITE: make a killing See also: lose, shirt Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: lose (one's) shirt lose one’s shirt lose one's shirt lose shirt lose one's shirt, to lose it lose it, to lose lose (one's) head over (something) lose head References in periodicals archive YOU DO PAY IF YOU LOSE YOUR SHIRT: Spurs skipper Robbie Keane The MOLE: Spurs shut swap shop You're not likely to get rich, but you're not likely to lose your shirt either. Creating a winning bond strategy: with the right approach, bonds can achieve outstanding returns in a volatile market. Here's how And I fear you will believe every word of it and will lose your shirt in the process. Reasonable doubt: the apostle Thomas gets a bad rap. Who in their right mind wouldn't ask to see the risen Christ with their own two eyes? If you're not disciplined, you will lose your shirt." Cast away: cargo losses at sea are becoming more expensive to marine writers You lose your shirt - I don't take it away from you." Hothead Todd back in control LOSE YOUR SHIRT: Bowlers Darren Gough and 12th man Robert Croft watch from the dressing room as England set a new record for consecutive one-day defeats yesterday. CRICKET: Thorpe blow for England I've heard it said that a tax form is a lot like a laundry list - either way you are going to lose your shirt, and a lot of folks have lost their shirts dealing with our current code. THE TAX CODE: TIME TO START OVER? Just never lose your shirt, Victoria - it might distract the punters. Bookies get fruity Black tie is purely optional but, please, don't lose your shirt! Then take a 'spy's eye' view of the Mediterranean coast from a private speedboat - only the best will do. OUR WORD IS OUR BOND; WIN A FANTASTIC FIVE-NIGHT TRIP TO MONTE CARLO
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