Collocation

I've lost my passport.

verb + possessive adjective + noun B1 verb + possessive adjective + noun

I cannot find my passport; it is missing and I don't know where it is.

Definition

'I've lost my passport.' is a common English collocation. I cannot find my passport; it is missing and I don't know where it is.

lose + possessive pronoun + 'passport'

“Oh no, I've lost my passport right before the trip!”

I can't believe I've lost my passport just days before my international flight.
She was so upset when she realized she had lost her passport during her dream vacation.
Always be careful not to lose your passport, especially when you are traveling abroad.

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If you ever lose your passport, the first thing to do is contact your country's embassy.
They couldn't check in for their cruise because one of them had unfortunately lost their passport.
I hope I don't lose my passport on this adventurous journey; I've been so careful with it.
After years of careful travel, he finally lost his passport while sightseeing in Rome.
My biggest nightmare is to lose my passport in an unfamiliar country and be stranded without identification.
The security guard reminded everyone to secure their belongings and not to lose their passport.
She frantically searched her handbag, dreading the possibility that she might have lost her passport somewhere in the airport.