verb to suddenly stop working or functioning, especially of a machine or engine
Used to describe an aircraft's engine failing or losing power mid-flight.
When a car suddenly stops working or breaks down, it is said to 'conk out'.
If a device or appliance stops working unexpectedly, it is said to 'conk out'.
Refers to a boat's engine suddenly stopping or failing.
When medical machinery or equipment stops functioning properly, it is said to 'conk out'.
In a professional context, a writer might use 'conk out' to describe a character falling asleep suddenly or a piece of machinery breaking down unexpectedly.
A psychologist might use 'conk out' to describe a patient experiencing sudden fatigue or mental exhaustion during a therapy session.
A mechanic might use 'conk out' to refer to a vehicle engine suddenly stopping or failing to start.
A pilot might use 'conk out' to describe an aircraft engine failing during a flight.
An IT specialist might use 'conk out' to describe a computer system crashing or shutting down unexpectedly.