malfunction in Russian
malfunction in Russian is неиспра́вность, сбой, поло́мка — malfunction means a failure to work correctly, usually referring to equipment or a system.
malfunction in Russian
неиспра́вность
Pronounced: neispravnost
Faulty functioning.
сбой
Pronounced: sboy
Faulty functioning.
поло́мка
Pronounced: polomka
Failure to function.
пло́хо рабо́тать
Pronounced: plokho rabotat
To function improperly.
барахли́ть
Pronounced: barakhlit
To function improperly.
барахли́ть
Pronounced: barakhlit
To fail to function.
не рабо́тать
Pronounced: ne rabotat
To fail to function.
What does "malfunction" mean?
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noun A failure to work correctly, usually referring to equipment or a system.
"The plane was grounded due to a mechanical malfunction."
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verb To fail to work correctly.
"The smoke alarm malfunctioned and went off in the middle of the night."
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malfunction in a sentence
- The plane was grounded due to a mechanical malfunction.
- The smoke alarm malfunctioned and went off in the middle of the night.
- If the sensor malfunctions, the system shuts down automatically.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "malfunction" in Russian?
"malfunction" in Russian is неиспра́вность, сбой, поло́мка. malfunction means: A failure to work correctly, usually referring to equipment or a system.
How do you pronounce неиспра́вность?
"malfunction" in Russian is неиспра́вность, pronounced "neispravnost".
How do you use "malfunction" in a sentence?
Example: "The plane was grounded due to a mechanical malfunction." In Russian, "malfunction" is неиспра́вность, сбой, поло́мка.
Are there other ways to say "malfunction" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "malfunction": неиспра́вность, сбой, поло́мка, пло́хо рабо́тать, барахли́ть, не рабо́тать.
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