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Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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I. failing [Am ˈfeɪlɪŋ, Brit ˈfeɪlɪŋ] SUBST
failing
II. failing [Am ˈfeɪlɪŋ, Brit ˈfeɪlɪŋ] PRÄP
failing that, try with bleach
failing all else, they can stay here
never-failing <pred never failing> [ˌnevərˈfeɪlɪŋ, ˌnevəˈfeɪlɪŋ] ADJ
never-failing supply/source
never-failing supply/source
never-failing sympathy/interest
never-failing sympathy/interest
I. fail [Am feɪl, Brit feɪl] VERB intr
1.1. fail (not do):
1.2. fail (not succeed):
fail marriage/business:
fail idea/plan:
fail idea/plan:
1.3. fail <failed, Past Part >:
failed businessman/actor/writer
1.4. fail (be inadequate, fall short):
faltar a or no cumplir con su (or mi etc.) deber/sus (or mis etc.) obligaciones
2.1. fail brakes/battery/lights:
2.2. fail crop/harvest:
2.3. fail (weaken):
the light was failing
2.4. fail <failing, Part Präs >:
3. fail (in exam, test):
fail student/applicant:
fail student/applicant:
II. fail [Am feɪl, Brit feɪl] VERB trans
1.1. fail:
fail SCHULE, UNIV exam
fail SCHULE, UNIV exam
fail SCHULE, UNIV exam
fail SCHULE, UNIV exam
fail SCHULE, UNIV exam
perder Col Urug
fail SCHULE, UNIV exam
salir mal en Chil
1.2. fail:
fail SCHULE, UNIV student/applicant
fail SCHULE, UNIV student/applicant
2. fail (let down):
III. fail [Am feɪl, Brit feɪl] SUBST
1. fail (in exam, test):
fail Brit
fail Brit
fail Brit
suspenso m Esp
fail Brit
aplazo m Arg
Wendungen:
fail-safe [Am ˈfeɪl ˈˌseɪf, Brit ˈfeɪlseɪf] ADJ
1. fail-safe device/mechanism/circuit:
2. fail-safe (infallible):
fail-safe system/process/machine
fail-safe system/process/machine
my eyesight is failing
venial fault/failing
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im PONS Wörterbuch
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I. failing [ˈfeɪlɪŋ] ADJ
failing health:
failing
in the failing light
II. failing [ˈfeɪlɪŋ] SUBST
failing of mechanism
failing of person
III. failing [ˈfeɪlɪŋ] PRÄP
failing
never-failing ADJ
never-failing
I. fail [feɪl] VERB intr
1. fail (not succeed):
fail person
fail attempt, plan, operation
to fail to do sth
2. fail SCHULE, UNIV:
fail in exam
fail in exam
3. fail TECH, AUTO:
fail brakes, steering
fail engine
fail eyesight, hearing, heart
4. fail:
the light was failing
5. fail FIN, HANDEL (go bankrupt):
6. fail LANDW, BOT:
II. fail [feɪl] VERB trans
1. fail (not pass):
fail exam, pupil
2. fail (not help):
III. fail [feɪl] SUBST
fail SCHULE, UNIV:
reprobado m LatAm
Wendungen:
fail-safe [ˈfeɪlseɪf] ADJ
fail-safe device SUBST
his eyesight is failing
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I. failing [ˈfeɪ·lɪŋ] ADJ
failing health:
failing
II. failing [ˈfeɪ·lɪŋ] SUBST
failing of mechanism
failing of person
III. failing [ˈfeɪ·lɪŋ] PRÄP
failing
never-failing ADJ
never-failing
I. fail [feɪl] VERB intr
1. fail (not succeed):
fail person
fail attempt, plan, operation
to fail to do sth
2. fail SCHULE, UNIV:
3. fail TECH, AUTO:
fail brakes, steering
fail engine
fail eyesight, hearing, heart
4. fail FIN, HANDEL (go bankrupt):
5. fail crops:
II. fail [feɪl] VERB trans
1. fail (not pass):
fail exam, subject, pupil
2. fail (not help):
III. fail [feɪl] SUBST
fail SCHULE, UNIV:
reprobado m LatAm
Wendungen:
fail-safe [ˈfeɪl·ˌseɪf] ADJ
fail-safe device SUBST
his eyesight is failing
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Present
Ifail
youfail
he/she/itfails
wefail
youfail
theyfail
Past
Ifailed
youfailed
he/she/itfailed
wefailed
youfailed
theyfailed
Present Perfect
Ihavefailed
youhavefailed
he/she/ithasfailed
wehavefailed
youhavefailed
theyhavefailed
Past Perfect
Ihadfailed
youhadfailed
he/she/ithadfailed
wehadfailed
youhadfailed
theyhadfailed
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In our splintered media environment, it's tough for voters to keep up with every charge and countercharge.
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Occasionally clearance can not keep up with development and at least one cluster munition was uncovered by road construction teams in 2010.
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They don't want me to keep up with all the different gimmicks and trends that are taking place.
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His was the ultimate representation of a brain that had grown up and found solace online: restless, resourceful, chameleonic, quick-witted, with zero patience for anyone unable to keep up.
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The question for growth in per capita income is whether the net capital accumulation is large enough to keep up with population growth.
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