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epic fail 成语

it never fails

it always happens, time and again It never fails - when I get in the shower, the phone rings.

without fail

Idiom(s): without fail

Theme: CERTAINTY

for certain; absolutely.
• I'll be there at noon without fail.
• The plane leaves on time every day without fail

doomed to failure

Idiom(s): doomed to failure

Theme: EXTRAVAGANCE

certain to fail, usually because of some obvious flaw.
• This project was doomed to failure from the very beginning.
• The play is doomed to failure because there is not a good story line.

Failure is the mother of success

Failure is often a stepping stone towards success.

Words fail me

If words fail you, you can't find the words to express what you are trying to say.

fail to do|fail

v. phr. To neglect to do something that is expected of one. Tom waited for Jane for nearly an hour, but she failed to show up.

without fail|fail|without

adv. phr. Without failing to do it or failing in the doing of it; certainly, surely. Be here at 8 o'clock sharp, without fail. Ben promised to return the bike at a certain time without fail.

fail

fail
see without fail; words fail me.

give someone heart failure

give someone heart failure
Frighten or startle someone very much, as in You nearly gave me heart failure when you told me you were quitting. It is also put as have heart failure, meaning “be frightened or startled,” as in I just about had heart failure when I heard about her accident. These hyperbolic terms allude to the life-threatening physical condition in which the heart fails to pump blood at an adequate rate or stops altogether. Also see heart misses a beat, one's.

epic fail

An abnormally big or awkward blunder. I can't accept I alleged the CEO by the amiss name! What an ballsy fail. I approved to broil a block for my sister's birthday, but I accidentally acclimated alkali instead of sugar. Ballsy fail.Learn more: epic, fail

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More Idioms/Phrases

give rein to give short shrift give someone give someone a break give someone a ring give someone fits give someone heart failure give someone hell give someone his or her due give someone his or her head give someone the air give someone the evil eye give someone the once-over give something a whirl give thanks for small blessings