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Hanuman_2000 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
fail
Hello,
1. Don't say I failed you.
What is meaning of "failed" here?
1. Don't say I failed you.
What is meaning of "failed" here?
Top answer
More text would make it more obvious. Probably it means somebody left another person in lurch, that is, did not help when the other was in trouble.
- More text would make it more obvious.
- Probably it means somebody left another person in lurch, that is, did not help when the other was in trouble.
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More text would make it more obvious.
Probably it means somebody left another person in lurch, that is, did not help when the other was in trouble.
Probably it means somebody left another person in lurch, that is, did not help when the other was in trouble.
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fail
transitive verb
1 : to disappoint the expectations or trust of : be found wanting at
the time of need of (a person) : miss performing expected or hoped-for
service, assistance, or function for <his allies failed him when the
battle started> <if a man's English subordinates fail him in India, he
comes to a hard time indeed
fail
transitive verb
1 : to disappoint the expectations or trust of : be found wanting at
the time of need of (a person) : miss performing expected or hoped-for
service, assistance, or function for <his allies failed him when the
battle started> <if a man's English subordinates fail him in India, he
comes to a hard time indeed
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Hanuman_2000Hello,"didn't do what you expected of me"
1. Don't say I failed you.
What is meaning of "failed" here?
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