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    fail
    [fāl]
    verb
    fail (verb) · fails (third person present) · failed (past tense) · failed (past participle) · failing (present participle)
    1. be unsuccessful in achieving one's goal:
      "he failed in his attempt to secure election" · "they failed to be ranked in the top ten"
      • be unsuccessful in (an examination, test, or interview):
        "she failed her finals"
      • (of a person or a commodity) be unable to meet the standards set by (a test of quality or eligibility):
        "the player has failed a drug test"
      • judge (someone, especially in an examination) not to have passed:
        "the criteria used to pass or fail the candidate"
    2. neglect to do something:
      "the firm failed to give adequate risk warnings"
      • behave in a way contrary to hopes or expectations by not doing something:
        "commuter chaos has again failed to materialize"
      • (cannot fail to be/do something)
        used to express a strong belief that something must be the case:
        "you cannot fail to be deeply impressed"
      • (never fail to do something)
        used to indicate that something invariably happens:
        "such comments never failed to annoy him"
      • desert or let down (someone):
        "at the last moment her nerve failed her"
    3. break down; cease to work well:
      "a truck whose brakes had failed"
      • become weaker or of poorer quality; die away:
        "the light began to fail" · "his failing health"
      • (especially of a rain or a crop or supply) be lacking or insufficient when needed or expected:
        "the drought means crops have failed"
      • (of a business or a person) be obliged to cease trading because of lack of funds; become bankrupt:
        "he lost his savings when the store failed"
    noun
    fail (noun) · fails (plural noun)
    1. a grade that is not high enough to pass an examination or test.
    Origin
    Middle English: from Old French faillir (verb), faille (noun), based on Latin fallere ‘deceive’.
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    verb
    1. break down; cease to work well:
      break down
      break
      cut out
      stop
      stall
      crash
      give out
      malfunction
      act up
      go wrong
      go phut
      give up the ghost
      pack up
      play up
      stop working
      cease to function
      develop a fault
      be faulty
      be defective
      conk out
      go kaput
      go on the blink
      be on the blink
      Opposite:
      work
      be in working order
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