failure

Failure

词性：名词

1. 不成功；失败

词义：指未能达到预期目标或取得成功的状态。

例句：

1. He was devastated by the failure of his business.
2. 他因生意失败而心力交瘁。


3. After several failures, she finally succeeded in passing the exam.
4. 经过几次失败后，她最终成功通过了考试。


5. The project ended in failure due to lack of funding.
6. 由于缺乏资金，该项目以失败告终。

2. 失败者；落空者

词义：指在某方面或某方面的竞争中失败的人。

例句：

4. He was labeled a failure after dropping out of college.
5. 他辍学后被贴上失败者的标签。


6. Despite his initial failures, he eventually became a successful writer.
7. 尽管最初失败了，他最终成为了一位成功的作家。

3. 失败的事物；失败的行动

词义：指在某个过程、行动或计划中未能达到预期结果的事物。

例句：

6. The experiment was considered a failure due to inconclusive results.
7. 由于结果没有明确的结论，这个实验被认为是失败的。


8. Her marriage ended in failure after only a year.
9. 她的婚姻在仅仅一年后以失败告终。

4. 失败的原因；失灵

词义：指导致某事失败或失效的原因或问题。

例句：

8. The failure of the project was attributed to poor planning.
9. 该项目的失败归因于糟糕的计划。


10. The failure of the engine was due to a mechanical problem.
11. 引擎的失灵是由于机械问题。

词性：形容词

1. 失败的；不成功的

词义：形容未能达到预期目标或取得成功的状态。

例句：

10. She felt like a failure after being rejected from several job interviews.
11. 几次求职面试被拒后，她感到自己是个失败者。


12. The company's failure attempt to expand overseas led to financial losses.
13. 公司在扩张海外方面的失败尝试导致了财务损失。

词语辨析

failure, defeat, loss, setback

词义：

这些词都表示未能达到预期目标或取得成功的状态，但其用法和侧重点有所不同。

1. failure：最常用词，指未能达到目标或取得成功的普遍状态。
2. defeat：强调在冲突或竞争中被击败。
3. loss：侧重于失去某物或某事的情况，通常与财产或权益相关。
4. setback：指在计划或进程中的挫折或倒退。

词汇扩充

failure rate：失败率

failure analysis：失效分析

failure mode：失效模式

failure to comply：未遵守

近义词

defeat, breakdown, collapse, fiasco

反义词

success, achievement, victory, accomplishment

柯林斯词典

名词

1. If someone is a failure, they do not succeed in what they are trying to achieve.
2. If something such as a product, scheme, or business is a failure, it is not successful and does not work properly.
3. If a marriage or a system such as a government or a political party is a failure, it has not been successful and people are disappointed with it.
4. If you refer to someone as a failure, you are criticizing them because they have not succeeded in what they are trying to do.

形容词

5. If you describe something as a failure, you mean that it is not as good as it was expected to be.

牛津词典

名词

1. Lack of success.
2. The neglect or omission of expected or required action.
3. The action or state of not functioning.
4. A person or thing that is unsuccessful or disappointing.

形容词

5. Not meeting the desired or intended objective.

例句

1. He was devastated by the failure of his business.
2. 他因生意失败而心力交瘁。


3. After several failures, she finally succeeded in passing the exam.
4. 经过几次失败后，她最终成功通过了考试。


5. The project ended in failure due to lack of funding.
6. 由于缺乏资金，该项目以失败告终。


7. He was labeled a failure after dropping out of college.
8. 他辍学后被贴上失败者的标签。


9. Despite his initial failures, he eventually became a successful writer.
10. 尽管最初失败了，他最终成为了一位成功的作家。


11. The experiment was considered a failure due to inconclusive results.
12. 由于结果没有明确的结论，这个实验被认为是失败的。


13. Her marriage ended in failure after only a year.
14. 她的婚姻在仅仅一年后以失败告终。


15. The failure of the project was attributed to poor planning.
16. 该项目的失败归因于糟糕的计划。


17. The failure of the engine was due to a mechanical problem.
18. 引擎的失灵是由于机械问题。


19. She felt like a failure after being rejected from several job interviews.
20. 几次求职面试被拒后，她感到自己是个失败者。


21. The company's failure attempt to expand overseas led to financial losses.
22. 公司在扩张海外方面的失败尝试导致了财务损失。