lose track of time — to become so absorbed in an activity that one fails to notice how much time has passed
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: to become so absorbed in an activity that one fails to notice how much time has passed
Pronunciation (IPA): /luːz træk əv taɪm/
Example Sentences
- I always lose track of time when I'm scrolling through social media
- My grandmother loses track of time when she's gossiping with neighbors
- Students often lose track of time during video games and forget about homework
lose track of time
NOUN[/luːz træk əv taɪm/]
to become so absorbed in an activity that one fails to notice how much time has passed

to become so absorbed in an activity that one fails to notice how much time has passed

Lost in painting the track, she looks back to find time has flown!
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“I always lose track of time when I'm scrolling through social media”
“My grandmother loses track of time when she's gossiping with neighbors”
“Students often lose track of time during video games and forget about homework”
“I lost track of time binge-watching Netflix and stayed up until 3 AM”
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