Definition
Definition of flunked - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
- He felt embarrassed about his flunked math exam.
- She was disappointed with her flunked history test.
- His flunked driving exam meant he had to retake it.
Origin of flunked
Unknown
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- French:échoué, ...
- German:durchgefallen, ...
- Italian:bocciato, ...
- Spanish:reprobado, ...
- Portuguese:reprovado, ...
- Chinese:不及格, ...
- Japanese:落第した, ...
- Arabic:رَاسِب, ...
- Hebrew:נִכְשַׁל, ...
- Russian:проваленный, ...
- Ukrainian:провалений, ...
- Hindi:अनुत्तीर्ण, ...
Definition of flunk - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- The professor decided to flunk him for cheating.
2.
- He flunked his math test despite studying hard.
Noun
- A flunk on the final exam meant that he had to repeat the course.
Expressions with flunk
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fail to complete school due to poor grades
He might flunk out if he doesn't study harder.
Origin of flunk
Unknown
Examples of flunk in a sentence
If you don't submit your project, I might have to flunk you. She feared she might flunk the history course. Many students flunk the challenging physics exam. His flunk in mathematics delayed his graduation. The unexpected flunk in history was a setback.
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- French:recaler, échec, ...
- German:durchfallen lassen, Durchfallen, ...
- Italian:bocciare, bocciatura, ...
- Spanish:suspender, suspenso, ...
- Portuguese:chumbar, reprovação, ...
- Chinese:判不及格, 不及格, ...
- Japanese:落第点を与える, 不合格, ...
- Arabic:رَسَّبَ, رُسوب, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַכְשִׁיל, נִכְשָׁל, ...
- Russian:проваливать, неудовлетворительная оценка, ...
- Ukrainian:завалити, провал, ...
- Hindi:फेल करना, अनुत्तीर्णता, ...
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