Power cut: A temporary loss of electricity., Flooded: When a room or area is filled with water (usually from a leak)., Come off: When something becomes detached (e.g., a handle or a button)., Run out (of something): When you have used all of something and have none left (e.g., milk or toilet paper)., Break down: When a machine or appliance (fridge, washing machine) stops working., To leak / A water leak: When liquid escapes from a hole or crack (e.g., a pipe or a tap)., Chipped: When a tiny piece breaks off the edge of an object (e.g., a plate or a mug)., Clogged / Blocked: When something (like a sink or toilet) is stuck so water cannot flow., Jammed: When something is stuck and won't move or open (e.g., a window or a drawer)., Torn: Ripped or having a hole (used for fabric like curtains, sheets, or clothes)., Blown fuse: An electrical fault that causes the lights or power to stop working., Dented: When a surface (like a car door or fridge) is bent inward after being hit., Stain: A dirty mark on fabric that is very difficult to remove (e.g., wine or coffee)., Spill: To accidentally drop liquid onto a surface., Lock oneself out: To accidentally close the door with your keys still inside., Won’t start: When an engine (like a car) refuses to turn on.

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