They’ll flunk.
Many moderates supporting him reckon he will flunk the vote.
Many of these laws would flunk that test.
He’d flunk out of school and take the Bog Girl with him to the mainland.
Dreamers couldn’t flunk out of high school, or have D.U.I.s, or work at McDonald’s.
Most who do end up waiting tables while they flunk auditions before calling it a day.
Boys in the developed world are 50% more likely to flunk basic maths, reading and science entirely.
Teenage boys in rich countries are 50% more likely than girls to flunk all three basic subjects in school: maths, reading and science.
Monte dei Paschi di Siena, the country’s third-largest bank, was by far the most prominent lender to flunk; its shares slumped this week and it is now considering “strategic options”.
More common are promising molecules that flunk clinical trials and so earn no return at all, or drugs that shine for a few months before being trounced by a better pill from a rival firm.
Last year, an assistant professor of English at Brown University lost her tenure-track job after she was found to have included unattributed passages in her book; undergraduates could flunk a course, or worse.
flunk
verb social
- fail to get a passing grade
noun act
- failure to reach a minimum required performance
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