Pesquisar
to fail
01
fracassar, não conseguir
to be unsuccessful in accomplishing something
Intransitive
02
falhar, não passar
to be unsuccessful in an examination or course
Transitive: to fail an examination or course
03
falhar, não cumprir
to not carry out or fulfill an expected action or responsibility
Transitive: to fail to do sth
04
desapontar, abandonar
to disappoint or abandon someone by not meeting their expectations or providing support
Transitive: to fail sb
05
falhar, deixar de funcionar
to stop functioning correctly or completely break down
Intransitive
06
falhar, não conseguir
to be unable to do something or achieve a desired outcome
Transitive: to fail to do sth
07
enfraquecer, diminuir
to lose strength or quality over time, becoming less effective or reliable
Intransitive
08
falhar, não atender
to be inadequate or unavailable when needed or expected
Intransitive
09
faliu, fracassar
to stop operating or trading due to financial bankruptcy
Intransitive
10
reprovar, não passar
to determine that someone has not met the required standard in an examination or test
Transitive: to fail a candidate or examinee
11
falhar, não ter sucesso
to not succeed in reaching a desired objective or goal
Intransitive: to fail in an effort
Fail
01
fracasso, erro
a mistake or unsuccessful act
02
reprovado, falha
a grade below the passing standard, indicating insufficient performance or mastery of the subject matter
fail
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failed
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Exemplo
The team sometimes fails to communicate effectively.
She often fails to meet the project deadlines.
Yesterday, he failed the driving test for the second time.
The experiment they conducted last week failed to produce the expected results.
The project failed for the want of adequate funding.
