Is it correct nad natural?
The faucet has broken down. it is dripping
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No, unfortunately not. You will generally say.
The faucet is leaking / The faucet is dripping.
The washer inside the faucet normally needs replacing and then you will need to say: The washer is worn out and must be replaced.
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