Flunk Meaning in English
word
/ˈfɫəŋk/
/flˈʌŋk/
释义
To fail a test, class, or course, especially in school or college. Can also mean to make someone fail by giving a failing grade.
用法与细微差别
"Flunk" is informal American English, mostly used about school. Often heard as "flunk a test," "flunk out" (be expelled for failing), or "flunk someone." Not used in formal writing; 'fail' is the neutral synonym.
Spanish: suspender - reprobarPortuguese (BR): reprovarPortuguese (PT): chumbar - reprovarChinese (Simplified): 挂科 - 不及格Chinese (Traditional): 被當 - 不及格Hindi: फेल होनाArabic: يرسبBengali: ফেল করা - অকৃতকার্য হওয়া - ফেল করানোRussian: завалить - провалиться (на экзамене) - завалить кого-тоJapanese: 落第する - 不合格になる - 落第させるVietnamese: trượt - làm trượt (cho điểm rớt)Korean: 낙제하다 - 떨어뜨리다 (시험에서)Turkish: sınıfta kalmak - birini bırakmakUrdu: فیل ہو جانا - ناکام کرناIndonesian: gagal - menggagalkan
例句
I flunked my math test.
basic
She was worried she would flunk the final.
basic
If you flunk this class, you have to take it again.
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He almost flunked out of college last year.
natural
My parents will be mad if I flunk again.
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The professor said he might flunk half the class if people don't study.
natural