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输 (shū) can be used to describe a situation in which someone has lost or been beaten. For example, 他输了比赛 (tā shū le bǐsài) means "he lost the game".
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The difference between 输 (shū) and 赢 (yíng) is that 输 (shū) means to lose or be beaten, while 赢 (yíng) means to win or be victorious. 输 (shū) is used to describe the result of a competition or game, while 赢 (yíng) is used to describe the opposite result. For example, 她输了 (tā shū le) means "she lost", while 她赢了 (tā yíng le) means "she won".
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