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flunk
[ fluhngk ]
verb (used without object)
- to fail in a course or examination.
verb (used with object)
- to fail to get a passing mark in:
to flunk math.
- to give a failing grade to; remove (a student) as unqualified from a school or course.
noun
- a failure, as in a course or examination.
verb phrase
- to fail and be unable to continue in:
He flunked out of flight school.
flunk
/ ڱʌŋ /
verb
- to fail or cause to fail to reach the required standard in (an examination, course, etc)
- intrfoll byout to be dismissed from a school or college through failure in examinations
noun
- a low grade below the pass standard
Other 51Թ Forms
- ܲ·ڱܲ adjective
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of flunk1
Example Sentences
Some states have already flunked, but unfortunately they may not be the last to bring this ancient atrocity back to life.
It’s saying, “Oh, yay, I get to flunk another math test this week,” when what you mean is that you are freaked out about your consistently terrible grades in math class.
He won admission to MIT, but flunked out due to a lack of social or medical support.
If the students disobey and miss class for abortion care, the filing continues, the professors should be allowed to flunk students.
“Or religious favoritism. As a judge, and certainly, as a Supreme Court justice, you have that duty. Justice Alito flunks the test and flunks it badly.”
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