Results for fail translation from Arabic to English

only if we fail.
only if we fail.

no. fail/?رقم الملف:
no. fail/ file no.

if i fail if i succeed
if i fail if i succeed

الحماية عند التعطّل (fail save)
fail save

تحصل على "g"، كما في "fail".
you get a "g," as in "fail."

الإيقاف عند التعطّل (fail silent)
fail silent

moms be fucking with his ass without fail.
damn! moms be fucking with his ass without fall.

rather fail with honor than succeed by fraud.
beating a dead horse

your honor, i fail to see the relevance لهذا الخط من الأسئلة
your honor, i fail to see the relevance of this line of questioning.

? that i would fail without you, but i'm on top ?
♪ that i would fail without you, but i'm on top ♪

كان محكوم عليه مسبقا ب (مثلا foredoomed to fail محكوم عليه بالفشل مسبقا);
be foredoomed

these are considered alternative therapies, used when corticosteroids cannot be used, or fail to show an effect.
these are considered alternative therapies, used when corticosteroids cannot be used, or fail to show an effect.

4 for various reasons, sexual and reproductive ill health is severely underestimated and so statistics fail to capture the full burden of such ill health.
for various reasons, sexual and reproductive ill health is severely underestimated and so statistics fail to capture the full burden of such ill health.

the study mentioned in the second sentence only examines zinc and lead, and would thus, fail to qualify as supportive of the previous assertion in the paragraph.
the study mentioned in the second sentence only examines zinc and lead, and would thus, fail to qualify as supportive of the previous assertion in the paragraph.

these and other considerations have led international human rights supervisory bodies to declare that military courts fail to satisfy the conditions of independence and impartiality necessary to try civilians for terrorism-related or other crimes.
these and other considerations have led international human rights supervisory bodies to declare that military courts fail to satisfy the conditions of independence and impartiality necessary to try civilians for terrorism-related or other crimes.

the term has also been used to describe irregular combatants, such as guerrillas, partisans and members of resistance movements, who either fail to distinguish themselves from the civilian population at all times while on active duty, or otherwise do not fulfil the requirements for privileged combatant status.
the term has also been used to describe irregular combatants, such as guerrillas, partisans and members of resistance movements, who either fail to distinguish themselves from the civilian population at all times while on active duty, or otherwise do not fulfil the requirements for privileged combatant status.