fault in Greek
fault in Greek is φταίξιμο — fault means responsibility for a mistake or wrongdoing.
fault in Greek
φταίξιμο
Pronounced: ftaiximo
A mistake or error.
What does "fault" mean?
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noun Responsibility for a mistake or wrongdoing.
"It wasn't her fault that the flight was delayed."
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noun A flaw, weakness, or shortcoming in a person, object, or system.
"Despite his faults, he was a loyal friend."
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noun (geology) A fracture in rock along which the two sides have shifted relative to each other.
"The San Andreas Fault runs through much of California."
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verb To find something wrong with, or blame, someone or something.
"You can't fault her effort, even though the result wasn't perfect."
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fault in a sentence
- It wasn't her fault that the flight was delayed.
- Despite his faults, he was a loyal friend.
- Engineers traced the fault to a loose wire.
- The San Andreas Fault runs through much of California.
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What is "fault" in Greek?
"fault" in Greek is φταίξιμο. fault means: Responsibility for a mistake or wrongdoing.
How do you pronounce φταίξιμο?
"fault" in Greek is φταίξιμο, pronounced "ftaiximo".
How do you use "fault" in a sentence?
Example: "It wasn't her fault that the flight was delayed." In Greek, "fault" is φταίξιμο.
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