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1 kırık
"1. broken, 2. hybrid; mongrel; of mixed race. 3. broken piece. 4. med. fracture, break. 5. geol. fault. 6. cracked grain. 7. failing grade. 8. backgammon piece put out of play. 9. offended, hurt. - almak to get a failing grade. - dökük 1. broken or worn-out (furniture). 2. broken or worn-out piece of furniture. 3. broken, disjointed, incoherent (language). - ışın refracted ray. - not/numara failing grade. - tahtası med. splint. - vermek /a/ to give (a student) a failing grade." -
2 hata
n. error, wrongfulness, mistake, wrong, fault, slip, balk, baulk, blemish, delinquency, demerit, failing, false step, falsity, faux pas, flaw, floater, fluff, gaffe, goof, imperfection, inaccuracy, lapse, slip up, stumble, trip* * *1. aberration 2. bloomer 3. boner 4. boo boo 5. bug 6. delinquency 7. error 8. failure 9. fault 10. inaccuracy 11. mistake 12. failing (n.) 13. fault (n.) 14. blunder (n.) -
3 olmazsa
conj. unless, except, nisi--------prep. failing, failing this, barring* * *1. else 2. otherwise -
4 ayıp
adj. shameful, disgraceful, unmannerly, indecorous, inglorious, nasty, opprobrious, reproachful--------interj. what a shame!, shame on you--------n. shame, disgrace, failing, attaint, blot, blotch, brand, contempt, dishonor, dishonour [Brit.], indecorum, odium, reproach, slur, spot, obscenities* * *1. blameworthy 2. discreditable 3. indecorous 4. inglorious 5. shame 6. shameful -
5 başarısız ol
1. fail 2. failing (v.) 3. failed (v.) 4. fail (v.) -
6 eksiklik
n. deficiency, defectiveness, defect, failure, insufficiency, lack, shortage, shortness, incompetence, dearth, defalcation, deficit, desideratum, failing, flimsiness, imperfection, inadequacy, lacuna, lameness, negation, poverty, shortcoming* * *1. deficiency 2. drawback 3. lack 4. shortage 5. lack (n.) -
7 kusur
n. defect, fault, deficiency, vice, taint, failing, failure, blame, imperfection, infirmity, inaccuracy, blemish, cavil, culpability, defalcation, default, demerit, flaw, freckle, gaff, remissness, scar, shortcoming, stigma* * *1. blemish 2. defection 3. fault 4. imperfection 5. imperfectness 6. offence 7. offense 8. shortcoming 9. defect (n.) -
8 yanılmaz
adj. inerrable, inerrant, infallible, never failing, unerring, unfailing* * *1. inerrable 2. inerrant 3. infallible -
9 zaaf
n. Achilles heel, disability, failing, foible, frailty, infirmity, lameness, vice, weakness* * *weakness -
10 zayıflık
n. caducity, debility, delicacy, diathesis, failing, faintness, feebleness, flabbiness, frailness, frailty, impotence, impotency, lameness, leanness, puniness, slimness, spareness, thinness, weakness* * *1. scrawniness 2. slimness 3. crankiness 4. debility 5. faintness 6. frailty 7. gracility 8. infirmity 9. meagerness 10. nervelessness -
11 aksamaz
adj. never failing -
12 aksayan
adj. failing, halting, palsied -
13 yanılan
adj. failing -
14 yokluğunda
adv. in the absence of--------prep. failing -
15 şaşan
adj. failing -
16 şaşmaz
adj. infallible, unfailing, never failing, unswerving, unerring -
17 hata
mistake, error, failing, fault, defect -
18 kusur
"fault, defect, flaw, failing, blemish, offence, offense; deficiency, imperfection; disadvantage" -
19 zaaf
weakness, failing, foible -
20 zayıf
"1. weak, not strong; frail; puny; faint, feeble. 2. thin, meager; scrawny; emaciated. 3. poor, inferior in quality: Fransızcası zayıf. His French is not very good. 4. poor, weak, lacking in skill or knowledge: zayıf bir ressam a third-rate painter. 5. slim, small, unlikely (possibility). - almak /dan/ (for a student) to get a failing grade (in) (a subject). - düşmek 1. to get thin; to get scrawny. 2. to get weak. - nahif frail and thin. - nokta weak point, vulnerable point, Achilles´ heel."
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Failing — Fail ing, n. 1. A failing short; a becoming deficient; failure; deficiency; imperfection; weakness; lapse; fault; infirmity; as, a mental failing. [1913 Webster] And ever in her mind she cast about For that unnoticed failing in herself. Tennyson … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
failing — [adj] not well, weak declining, defeated, deficient, faint, feeble, inadequate, insufficient, scant, scanty, scarce, short, shy, unavailing, unprosperous, unsuccessful, unsufficient, unthriving, vain, wanting; concepts 485,489 Ant. healthy, ok,… … New thesaurus
failing — [fāl′iŋ] n. 1. a failure 2. a slight fault or defect; weakness prep. without; lacking [failing a good voter turnout, our candidate will lose] SYN. FAULT … English World dictionary
failing — I noun asthenia, atony, blemish, cachexia, collapse, debilitation, decadence, decay, decline, decrepitude, defeat, deficiency, delinquency, disadvantage, failure, fallibility, fault, fiasco, flaw, foible, frailty, imperfection, inadequacy,… … Law dictionary
failing — defect, fault, 1580s, verbal noun from FAIL (Cf. fail) … Etymology dictionary
failing — n frailty, foible, *fault, vice Analogous words: *blemish, flaw, defect: weakness, infirmity (see corresponding adjectives at WEAK) Antonyms: perfection (in concrete sense) Contrasted words: *excellence, merit, virtue … New Dictionary of Synonyms
failing — ► NOUN ▪ a weakness in a person s character. ► PREPOSITION ▪ if not … English terms dictionary
failing — fail|ing1 [ feılıŋ ] noun count a fault or a weak point that makes someone or something less effective: He had his failings, but he was basically a good man. the failings of the criminal justice system failing fail|ing 2 [ feılıŋ ] adjective no… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
failing — I UK [ˈfeɪlɪŋ] / US noun [countable] Word forms failing : singular failing plural failings a fault or a weak point that makes someone or something less effective He had his failings, but he was basically a good man. the failings of the criminal… … English dictionary
failing — failingly, adv. failingness, n. /fay ling/, n. 1. an act or instance of failing; failure: His failing is due to general incompetence. 2. a defect or fault; shortcoming; weakness: His lack of knowledge is a grave failing. prep. 3. in the absence… … Universalium
failing — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ great, major, serious (esp. BrE), worst ▪ Vanity is her worst failing. ▪ common, human ▪ … Collocations dictionary
