flunk
美[flʌŋk] 英[flʌŋk]
v. (使)失败;(使) 考试不及格
n. 失败;不及格
英英释义
Noun- failure to reach a minimum required performance;
"his failing the course led to his disqualification" "he got two flunks on his report"
Verb- fail to get a passing grade;
"She studied hard but failed nevertheless" "Did I fail the test?"
例句
用作动词(v.)- If you flunk finals you don't get the chance to do them again.若你最后考试失败,你没有再做一次的机会了。
- Several students have been flunked out.有几名学生因考试不及格而被迫退学。
- No less than ten students flunked the exam.整整有十位学生在这次考试中不及格。
- If you don't get on the ball and start studying harder, you're going to flunk.如果你不积极进取,更加努力学习,你就会考不及格的。
用作名词(n.)- If you flunk finals you don't get the chance to do them again.若你最后考试失败,你没有再做一次的机会了。
- You're going to flunk if you don't study.如果你不读书你会不及格。
- No wonder so many of us flunk in our exams.难怪我们中有这么多人考试不及格。