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Meanings of flunk in English
Synonyms
Examples for "fail"
Examples for "fail"
1
However, you fail to mention those with prime responsibility - the electorate.
2
Statistics tell us that businesses fail all the time in Northern Ireland.
3
That will come after the second test, which banks can actually fail.
4
Second, police often fail to believe rape victims and conduct full investigations.
5
When words fail, Eurovision song-writers are quite prepared to seek other alternatives.
1
A second bomb alert has caused major disturbances in Northern Ireland today.
2
Police came under attack during a bomb alert in West Belfast today.
3
The attack forced residents into bomb shelters for several hours yesterday morning.
4
He said Iran was still several months away from a nuclear bomb.
5
In other words: Don't expect a bomb-zapper anytime in the immediate future.
1
But the slight start and flush it produced in Helena struck him.
2
Every time she goes to the john she has to flush it.
3
I'll pump out all her blood and flush it down the commode.
4
Take my advice, flush it now, or the romance will be over.
5
There's no place to put it, so you've go to flush it basically.
Usage of flunk in English
1
She deliberately begins to flunk in order to stay in Andy's orbit.
2
It would serve her right if she did flunk in her examinations.
3
She couldn't let Harry down and she couldn't flunk out of school.
4
It was a flunk, and that was all there was to it.
5
I reckon the chances are about two to one that I'll flunk.
6
I'm not going to flunk the calc test. She rolled her eyes.
7
The answer is, you can be suspended from school or flunk the test.
8
All you need to do now is flunk your law exams and bingo.
9
But sometimes PMQ open goals can be easier to flunk than people think.
10
It was the only bank in Ireland to flunk the exam.
11
We see you starting to panic down there and you'll flunk the dive.
12
Only if I flunk out of this school, I'll be dead.
13
I may flunk out before the end of the year.
14
I hope to goodness I don't flunk in the exams.
15
I'm not at all sure that I shall not flunk.
16
If he deserves to flunk, then flunk his ass out.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Flunk through the time
Flunk across language varieties
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