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failed
A2
adjective
Usage:
90%
unsuccessful, lost
Translation: unsuccessful, lost
Pronunciation: /feɪld/
Meaning: Not succeeding in a test, task, or effort.

This use of 'failed' means that someone did not pass or complete a task or test. It shows lack of success in something.

She failed the math exam yesterday.

He failed to open the door on time.

2
B1
adjective
Usage:
75%
broken, defective
Translation: broken, defective
Pronunciation: /feɪld/
Meaning: Something that stopped working or did not operate properly.

'Failed' can describe a machine or part that stopped working or did not function. It means the machine is broken or does not work as expected.

The engine failed during the trip.

My phone failed to charge last night.

3
B2
adjective
Usage:
70%
neglected, unable
Translation: neglected, unable
Pronunciation: /feɪld/
Meaning: Did not do what was expected or promised.

Here, 'failed' is used when a person or group does not do what they said they would. It means they did not fulfill a duty or promise.

He failed to keep his promise.

The company failed to deliver on time.

4
B2
adjective
Usage:
30%
died, passed away
Translation: died, passed away
Pronunciation: /feɪld/
Meaning: Stopped being alive or existing (used for people or animals).

In medical or formal contexts, 'failed' means a person or animal has died or their body stopped working.

The patient failed after the surgery.

Sadly, the dog failed during the night.

5
C1
adjective
Usage:
45%
malfunctioned, broke down
Translation: malfunctioned, broke down
Pronunciation: /feɪld/
Meaning: Stopped functioning due to the loss of a vital part or ability.

Used especially in medical or technical contexts, this means an important organ or system stopped working or working correctly.

His heart failed during the marathon.

The system failed because of a power cut.

6
B2
adjective
Usage:
65%
unsatisfactory, deficient
Translation: unsatisfactory, deficient
Pronunciation: /feɪld/
Meaning: Did not succeed in meeting a requirement or condition.

This use means something did not satisfy rules, standards, or conditions required to be successful.

His bid failed to meet the rules.

The plan failed because of bad timing.

7
A2
verb
Usage:
85%
did not succeed
Translation: did not succeed
Pronunciation: /feɪld/
Meaning: Past tense of the verb 'fail' meaning to not succeed.

'Failed' is the past form of the verb 'fail'. It shows that the action of not succeeding happened in the past.

I failed the test yesterday.

They failed to arrive on time.

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