mechanical failure JUST WRITTEN FOR YOU
/mɛkənɪkəl ˈfeɪlʒər/ · mech-a-ni-cal fail-ure
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- The breakdown or malfunction of a mechanical system, device, or machine. The car's engine suffered a mechanical failure, causing it to stall on the side of the road.
- A situation in which a mechanical system or device does not function as intended, often resulting in a loss of efficiency or productivity. The factory experienced a mechanical failure in the production line, leading to a significant delay in meeting the daily quota.
- A failure of a mechanical component or system, often due to wear and tear, corrosion, or other forms of degradation. The mechanical failure of the aircraft's landing gear caused it to malfunction during the emergency landing.
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Did you know? The term 'mechanical failure' is often used in the context of aviation, where it can have serious consequences, including loss of life and damage to property.