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Bulgarian

I. fault [fɔːlt] N

1. fault no pl a. LAW, FIN:

fault (infringement)
it's not my fault
to be at fault
to be sb's fault (that …)
to find fault with sb

2. fault a. COMPUT:

fault (defect)
fault (mistake)
design fault
fault in selecting an agent LAW
software fault

3. fault GEO:

fault
fault

4. fault SPORTS:

fault
fault
double fault
foot fault

5. fault (character weakness):

fault
to be generous to a fault

II. fault [fɔːlt] VB trans

fault
fault

I. fault-finding N no pl

1. fault-finding (criticism):

fault-finding

2. fault-finding ELEC:

fault-finding

II. fault-finding ADJ

fault-finding
fault-finding
Bulgarian
Bulgarian
English
English
fault
fault
cause a fault
wiring fault
find fault
fault in the wiring
fault
deny any fault
fault
Present
Ifault
youfault
he/she/itfaults
wefault
youfault
theyfault
Past
Ifaulted
youfaulted
he/she/itfaulted
wefaulted
youfaulted
theyfaulted
Present Perfect
Ihavefaulted
youhavefaulted
he/she/ithasfaulted
wehavefaulted
youhavefaulted
theyhavefaulted
Past Perfect
Ihadfaulted
youhadfaulted
he/she/ithadfaulted
wehadfaulted
youhadfaulted
theyhadfaulted

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