The origin of the idiom "lose one's shirt" is unclear, but it likely evolved from the idea of losing one's clothing, specifically the shirt, which represents a significant and valuable possession. It is used to describe someone who experiences a significant financial loss, often to the point of losing a substantial portion of their wealth or assets.

What is the origin of the idiom "lose one's shirt" and when to use it?

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to [lose] {one's} shirt

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英語での「 lose one's shirt」の定義と意味

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