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flunk [flʌŋk]

vt.& vi. (使)(考试、某学科的成绩等)不及格;
vt. 评定(某人)不及格; (因不及格而) 退学;
过去式:: flunked 过去分词:: flunked 现在分词:: flunking 第三人称单数:: flunks

例句:

  • He didn't flunk out, but his record isn't so hot.
    他没有不及格, 但成绩很一般.
  • Of course there are some who flunk this life too commonplace to be worthwhile.
    自然,也有人将不屑于这平庸.
  • Because of the laziness, the boy was flunk in the exam.
    由于懒惰, 这男孩考试不及格.
  • It would certainly flunk risk management.
    来自WSJ
  • You know, John Briggs, I'm going to flunk that test.
    来自NEWYORKER
  • If they can't, they flunk out. I invite you to come to the prison where I have worked.
    来自SA