flunked

英 [flʌŋkt]

美 [flʌŋkt]

v.  (考试、测验等)失败，不及格; 给(某人)不及格
flunk的过去分词和过去式

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。

双语例句

• 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。
• He flunked the first test but fortunately passed the second.
  他弟一门测验没有通过，不过幸运地通过了第二门。
• No less than ten students flunked the exam.
  整整有十位学生在这次考试中不及格。
• The professor flunked Hunter.
  教授给亨特打了不及格分数。
• 3: Man, I know I flunked that exam!
  他说：咳，我知道那次考试准不及格。
• He said I flunked because I did everything very well except that I forgot one thing.
  派克：他说考砸了是因为我每件事都做得很好，只忘记一件事。
• He flunked English examination again.
  他英文考试又不及格。
• I flunked math in second grade.
  我二年级时数学不及格。
• Wow, I didn't know! Probably because I flunked history in school.
  我还真不知道，可能是因为上学时历史不及格。
• How many students have flunked out in your college?
  你们学院有多少学生因不及格而退学？