forgone
US /fɔ:'ɡɒn/
・UK /fɔ:'ɡɒn/
B2
v.t.Transitive VerbTo give up the enjoyment or advantage of
He had forgone all hope of seeing her again when she called
Video subtitles
Why SHELTER is Pretty Fantastic
- Not some forgone debate about where it was made
Not some forgone debate about where it was made
Why China Will Not Become the Dominant Power in Asia
- This will also have important implications for the opportunity costs forgone of ever-increasing defence expenditure in a technological arms race with the United States, which Beijing cannot hope to win.
This will also have important implications for the opportunity costs forgone of ever-increasing defence expenditure in a technological arms race with the United States, which Beijing cannot hope to win.
- forgone of ever-increasing defence expenditure
forgone of ever-increasing defence expenditure
Lauren Daigle - Still Rolling Stones (Audio Video)
- I thought that I was too forgone for everything I've done wrong.
I thought that I was too forgone for everything I've done wrong.
- I thought that I was too forgone for everything I've done wrong.
I thought that I was too forgone for everything I've done wrong.