...flake out on...
Hello,
can i use "(something) flake out on (somebody)" in any context to express that certain device ran out of control. Please provide examples if possible.
Thank you
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flake out on someone = a girl promises to go on a date but doesn't turn up
If anything doesn't fulfill its promise you could still use "flake out on". I have not heard it referring to devices or machines though. That doesn't mean you cannot use it. But it might sound a bit nerdy if you do.
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