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lose one's train of thought What does lose one's train of thought mean?	forget what one was talking or thinking about	I lost my train of thought when I was talking on the telephone to my friend.
lose one's train of thought What does lose one's train of thought mean?	to forget what one was talking about or thinking about	I lost my train of thought during my meeting with my boss.
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paradise (on earth) What does "paradise (on earth)" mean?	a place on earth that is as lovely as paradise	The resort in the mountains was paradise on earth.
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Lose One's Train Of Thought Idiom