flunks

flunks

美 [flʌŋk] 　英

• v.(使)失败；放弃；通不过
• n.不及格

词形变化

现在分词：flunking  过去式：flunked  第三人称单数：flunks  

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英汉解释

v.	1. (使)失败;放弃 2. 通不过,考试不及格
n.	1. 〔美俚〕(考试等)失败,不及格

英英解释

v.	1. to fail an exam or course 2. to give a student a failing grade

例句

If you take her to the woodshed every time she flunks a test, it's very possible that you'll destroy this promising child.

如果她每次测验不及格，你们都要惩罚她，你们很可能毁了这个很有前途的孩子了。

Like the $787 billion stimulus, the job-subsidy plan flunks this test as well.

和7870亿美元的刺激案一样，岗位补贴计划也没有达到这个目标。

But if the next government again flunks reform, it could be the peepul itself that is smothered.

但如果下一次政府改革再次失败，被窒息的将会是菩提树自己。

It's not every day that someone flunks hospice. Seasoned author that he is, Buchwald turned the irony into a book Too Soon to Say Goodbye.

毕竟可以离开安宁病房的人并不多见，身为老牌作家，包可华记下这段反讽，结集出书《太早说再见》。

Son: I'd like to know why he always flunks me?

儿子：我想知道他为什麽老是「当」我。

if he flunks this pre - sat i will kill you

如果他这次过不了sat预考我会杀了你