Failed in Tagalog

Failed in Tagalog translates to “nabigo,” “bumagsak,” or “hindi pumasa” depending on the context. This term describes unsuccessful attempts, defeat, or not meeting required standards in various situations, from academic examinations to personal endeavors and business ventures.

Learning the different Tagalog expressions for “failed” enables you to accurately communicate disappointment, setbacks, and unsuccessful outcomes in Filipino conversations, whether discussing test results, business attempts, or personal goals.

[Words] = Failed

[Definition]:
– Failed /feɪld/
– Verb (past tense) 1: Did not succeed in achieving a goal or passing a test.
– Verb (past tense) 2: Stopped working or functioning properly.
– Verb (past tense) 3: Did not meet expectations or requirements.
– Adjective: Unsuccessful or having been unsuccessful.

[Synonyms] = Nabigo, Bumagsak, Sumablay, Hindi pumasa, Nagkabigo, Bigo, Natalo, Hindi nagtagumpay, Napako, Napahamak

[Example]:
– Ex1_EN: She failed the driving test three times before finally passing it.
– Ex1_PH: Siya ay bumagsak sa pagsusulit sa pagmamaneho ng tatlong beses bago sa wakas pumasa.

– Ex2_EN: The company failed to meet its quarterly sales targets this year.
– Ex2_PH: Ang kumpanya ay nabigo na matugunan ang quarterly sales targets nito ngayong taon.

– Ex3_EN: His business venture failed after only six months of operation.
– Ex3_PH: Ang kanyang negosyo ay nabigo pagkatapos lamang ng anim na buwan ng operasyon.

– Ex4_EN: The engine failed during the long journey, leaving them stranded on the highway.
– Ex4_PH: Ang makina ay sumablay sa mahabang biyahe, iniwan silang nakatigil sa highway.

– Ex5_EN: Many students failed the difficult mathematics examination last semester.
– Ex5_PH: Maraming mga estudyante ang bumagsak sa mahirap na pagsusulit sa matematika noong nakaraang semestre.