1.b> 1) , , ; an essential fault in / of / a theory ; a fault in cloth ; he has many virtues and few faults ; to acknowledge one's faults ; it is his great fault ; one cannot help liking him in spite of his many faults , i>; with all faults i>. , ;
2) .i> , ; ;
2.b> singi> , ; the fault lies with you, not with me i> ; in / at / fault i> ; I'm not in fault , ; who is in fault? ? whose fault is it? ? ? party in / at / fault i>. ;
3.b> ; your essay contains many faults in grammar / ; there's your fault ; to be at fault [. i>. 6 i> ];
4.b> 1) / , i> ; a child's faults , ;
2) , ; he fell down at the pope's feet, confessing his fault ;
5.b> i> (i>);
6.b> i>. ; cold fault i>. ; to be at fault [. i>. 3 i> ];
7.b> .i> (i>);
8.b> .i> , , ;
9.b> .i> , ;
fault image i>. ; fault indicator .i> , ;
to a faultb> , ; gentle to a fault / ; to be at faultb> , ; / [. .i> 3 i> 6]; to find fault with smb.b> ; , i> ; every man has his faultsb> , ; a fault confessed is half redressedb> .i> ; faults are thick where love is thinb> , .
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