lost the train vs missed the train

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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What’s the difference between:

I missed the train and I lost the train.

2

Hi
Naturally missing the train can make you very late when traveling somewhere.
OR, you were too late to get a job or you made a decision too late to gain something for advantage.

If you loose the train, well, the full meaning is probably “to loose the train of thought” which means to loose concentration for an instant.

Hope this helps.

Greetings
Patrick

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You seem to have momentarily lost your train of thought, Patrick!

If you lose the train, well, the full meaning is probably “to lose the train of thought” which means to lose concentration for an instant.

4

LOL Beeesneees

OOPS that is what you get for not concentrating, thnx for the feed back.

Think I have a screw lose.
Greetings
Patrick