Examples of using Lost cause in English and their translations into Spanish
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then dumped it on me when he decided it was a lost cause.
Maybe the Elders gave him to me because he's a lost cause that they couldn't pawn off on anyone else.
trying to be brave and patient over a lost cause.
others see it as a lost cause.
the creation of a digital cash system was seen as a lost cause for a long while.
it was a lost cause.
which means… We're a lost cause no matter what we do.
And, as in the classic lost cause, it idealizes the virtues of the Hispano-American culture.
We were fighting for an already lost cause before we ever put the first foot into the country.
If someone says it's a lost cause, I'm the first sucker in line.
Christine wasn't a lost cause-- none of'em were-- they were just kids who needed help.
Now, I have taken on yet another lost cause, A man who has been sentenced to life in prison.
This would seem a lost cause, as it would not be possible to challenge the whole recording industry
copy so many files that sorting them out seems like a lost cause.
Captain Sanford, I'm not an MD, but I know a lost cause when I see one.
Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues to be an elusive goal, and seems a lost cause.
we figured Adar's government had written us off as a lost cause.
I think that's a lost cause, a hopeless exercise,
I know I'm a lost cause, miss Pope,
After renouncing the Council as a lost cause, Mark became the leader of the Orthodox opposition to the Union of Florence,