n. 不成功者; 運が悪く失敗しそうな人（俗語）

first loser イディオム

closer

(See wheeler-dealer)

sore loser

someone who gets angry when they lose He is a sore loser when he doesn

Finders keepers, losers weepers

Idiom(s): Finders keepers(, losers weepers)

Theme: FINDING

A phrase said when something is found. (The person who finds something gets to keep it. The person who loses it can only weep. Fixed order.)
• John lost a quarter in the dining room yesterday. Ann found the quarter there today. Ann claimed that since she found it, it was hers. She said, "Finders keepers, losers weepers."
• John said, "I'll say finders keepers when I find something of yours!"

loser

loser
see under finders, keepers.

first loser

One who achieves additional abode in a competition, i.e., who loses to the first-place contestant. Likely acquired from the byword "Second abode is the aboriginal loser," which was affected by (and generally accustomed to) chase car disciplinarian Dale Earnhardt, Sr. (1951–2001). You go out into that arena and you accord it actually aggregate you've got! You haven't appear all this way to artlessly be crowned the aboriginal loser!Learn more: first, loser

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