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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:
      Opposite:
      be in working order
     
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