flunk

UK
/flʌŋk/
US
/flʌŋk/
flunknoun
flunks
pl
UK
/flʌŋk/
US
/flʌŋk/
Translations
échecSurtout dans le contexte scolaire ou universitaire.
He received a flunk in his math class, which meant he had to retake the course next semester.
Il a eu un échec en cours de maths, ce qui signifiait qu’il devait reprendre le cours le semestre suivant.
Definitions
A failure, especially in an examination or course.
He received a flunk in his math class, which meant he had to retake the course next semester.
flunkverb
flunked
Past Simple
flunked
Past Participle
flunking
Gerund
UK
/flʌŋk/
US
/flʌŋk/
Translations
raterSe dit surtout d’un examen, d’un test ou d’un cours.
She was worried she might flunk the math test.
Elle craignait de rater le test de maths.
Additional translations
faire échouerSens causatif : faire obtenir un échec à quelqu’un.
Definitions
To fail to reach the required standard in an examination, test, or course.
She was worried she might flunk the math test.
To give a failing grade to someone in an examination, test, or course.
The professor decided to flunk the student for not submitting any assignments.
Synonyms
come up short
fall short
Antonyms