Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Fail"

A:

You have failed me
Or
You have failed to deliver the thing or action which I required

The structure of – you failed me – assumes that “me“ is the substance of something that you must do, and that you have failed. So, “me” behaves like a relative pronoun for the thing which must be done.

A: To fail in something is to not to meet the requirements (not what is expected); for example, if you fail in a test, it means you did not do well and did not pass.

A: Hello! 'You never fail me' is a pretty literal phrase. It means that someone always helps you and always gets the job done. It could be used when someone completed a task for you and you are very appreciative. Saying 'you never fail me' would show that you recognize that they always support you and they will do whatever you need them to do. It is almost always used as a compliment. I hope this helps!

Halo! 'You never fail me' adalah ungkapan yang cukup literal. Ini berarti seseorang selalu membantu Anda dan selalu menyelesaikan pekerjaan. Ini dapat digunakan ketika seseorang menyelesaikan tugas untuk Anda dan Anda sangat menghargainya. Mengatakan 'You never fail me' akan menunjukkan bahwa Anda sadar bahwa mereka mendukung Anda dan bahwa mereka akan melakukan apa pun yang Anda ingin mereka lakukan. Ini hampir selalu digunakan sebagai pujian. Saya harap ini membantu!

A: Hi it can mean: 'please don't let me down / don't disappoint me' or 'I must succeed/pass'

Hope that helps

A: Hello there. :) I will try to help you out.

“In time, you will know what it is like to lose.”

“To feel so desperately that you’re right, yet to fail all the same.”

It can mean anyway, nevertheless, nonetheless.
Anyway is the most common word we would use.

“In time, you will know what it is like to lose. To feel so desperately that you’re right, yet fail anyway.”
Yet is like “But” here.

Here are some example usages:

“I liked the first movie, but I never watched the second.”

“I liked the first movie, yet I never watched the second.”

“I prepared twice as long for this test, yet I failed all the same.”

“I prepared twice as long for this test, but I failed anyway.”

I hope this can help! ^_^

A: -You never fail to impress me.
-She never fails to embarrass herself.
-The girl from the gym never fails to hurt herself every time.
-You never fail to get your heart broken.

Hope this helps :)

A: failing is commonly used. "I am failing math", "I feel like I am failing you"
unfailing is less commonly used and means the opposite "my unfailing love for you will win your heart" "God is unfailing in His love and His promises".

A: “I have seen every episode without fail.”

“I have counted ever red car that passed us without fail.”

“I bet that I can get through my English exam without fail.”

A: It assumes that
Your ineptness is the cause of a failure.

A: I always fail in doing this.
I failed to do that.
Why do I always fail to do that?

A: Formality level
Fail is more formal.
Flunk is slang.
Fail can also be used for machines, things, and attempts.
Flunk is used only for tests.

A: For your first example, they are pretty much the same, but the "failed" sentence has a slightly sadder feeling when it is read.
For the second example "missed" shouldn't be followed by a verb, only by "the", "a" , a noun, or a pronoun, and I can't think of a way to rewrite it with "miss" in it. The best thing I can thing if would be "I was unable to water my plants, so they died." This sentence and the "failed" sentence would mean the same thing but have slightly different feelings when they are read. Also the "failed" sentence sounds more natural.

A: In an action movie, they probably had a thing they had to do. We were watching Mission Impossible tonight, and they had to steal a computer file from a well guarded area. That was the mission. If they had not, the mission would have failed, and the spies would have alerted each other by saying "mission failure."

A: There's not really a difference at all

A: When you fail at something, it means you didn't get it right, or messed it up. When you're a failure, you're known to make mistakes from time to time.

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A: " Fail " pronounced as Fay-ill

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A: Aunque suena natural, deberías tratar de intentar separar las palabras al hablar porque parecen una sola

A: I'm unsure about my future and depressed because I failed to become a member of the students union.