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fault

Aussprache: [fɔlt]

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Kontext: „error“

(noun) a mistake or something that goes wrong. It's like when you drop your ice cream and blame it on a bump in the road, even though you could have held it better.

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It was my fault that we were late because I forgot to set the alarm.

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It's not her fault that the project failed; they did their best.

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Who is at fault for breaking the window?

Kontext: „responsibility“

(noun) blame for something that goes wrong or is not as it should be. It’s like when someone needs to take the blame for a mess or an accident.

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He took the fault for the misunderstanding and apologized.

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Nobody wants to take fault when things go wrong.

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Do you think it was your fault that they didn’t understand?

Kontext: „geology“

(noun) a crack or break in the Earth’s surface. Imagine a line in the ground where the soil is split because of movement – that's a fault in the Earth.

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The earthquake happened along a fault line that runs through the mountains.

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There are no visible faults in this part of the land.

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Can we see the fault line from here?

Kontext: „blame“

(verb) to blame someone for something that has gone wrong. It’s when you point to a person and say, 'You did this!'

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Don't fault him for trying his best; he really put in a lot of effort.

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You shouldn’t fault her for not knowing; not everyone learns the same way.

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Do you fault your friend for the mistake?

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