flunk

英 [flʌŋk]

美 [flʌŋk]

v.  (考试、测验等)失败，不及格; 给(某人)不及格

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

GRETEM8

BNC.39697 / COCA.15037

短语用例

flunk out (of sth)

• （因不及格而）离（校），给开除（学籍），退学
  to have to leave a school or college because your marks/grades are not good enough
  1. I flunked math in second grade.
     我二年级时数学不及格。

牛津词典

verb

• （考试、测验等）失败，不及格
  to fail an exam, a test or a course
  1. I flunked math in second grade.
     我二年级时数学不及格。
• 给（某人）不及格
  to make sb fail an exam, a test, or a course by giving them a low mark/grade
  1. She's flunked 13 of the 18 students.
     18个学生她就给了13个不及格。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 在(考试)中不及格;未通过(某一课程)
  If youflunkan exam or a course, you fail to reach the required standard.
  1. Your son is upset because he flunked a history exam.
     你儿子心烦意乱是因为没有通过历史考试。

英英释义

noun

• failure to reach a minimum required performance
  1. his failing the course led to his disqualification
  2. he got two flunks on his report
  Synonym:failing

verb

• fail to get a passing grade
  1. She studied hard but failed nevertheless
  2. Did I fail the test?
  Synonym:failbombflush it

双语例句