
"there is failure" ?

It always allows several variants of translation when ancient Chinese is concerned.
The message of the AC sentence is "fear preconditions failure", however, there is no necessary cause-result chain. It might mean "fear usually results in failure". Or "when one is afraid, his action will be unsuccessful".

you said it
"there is failure." ; )

:+) yep, thanks - I changed it a bit.
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This sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #1108100
added by shanghainese, September 16, 2011
linked by shanghainese, September 16, 2011
edited by shanghainese, March 26, 2012
linked by Besatnias, November 18, 2013