slacking

英[sl?k??]
美[ sl?k??]

基本釋義

v.
偷懶( slack的現在分詞 ); 減速; 放松
n.
偷懶,懈怠

實用例句

The instructors were slacking on the job.

教員們對工作松松垮垮.

《簡明英漢詞典》

He had never let a foreman see him slacking.

他從未在哪個工頭面前表現出絲毫懈怠。

辭典例句

The rain was slacking and we were moving along.

雨稀松下來,而我們又走動了.

辭典例句

He was scolded for slacking.

他因偷懶而受責.

辭典例句

He stared emptily at the floor, his arms hanging limp, his mouth slacking.

他對著地板發(fā)愣, 雙臂虛垂, 嘴巴呆張.

辭典例句

I heard her ticking off her girls when they were slacking.

女孩們懈怠時,我聽見她在斥責她們.

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You feel I'm slacking in my role as host?

你是否覺得我疏忽了我作為主人的職責?

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Molly: So many excuses. Are you slacking off in the office?

莫莉: 這么多的借口, 你是不是在辦公室偷懶呀?

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He was accused of slacking at work and taking too many holidays.

他被責備懈怠工作且休假太多.

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The economy was responsible for the slacking down.

經濟狀況是造成這次滯銷的原因.

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Stop slacking and get on with that digging!

別偷懶,繼續(xù)挖!

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Business is slacking up.

生意清淡起來了.

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We lie about taking days off, being late for work or acts of skiving and slacking.

我們虛報休假天數, 為上班遲到和磨洋工說謊.

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One manifestation of bureaucracy is slacking at work due to indifference or perfunctoriness.

官僚主義的表現,一種是不理不睬或敷衍塞責的怠工現象.

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英英釋義

Noun
  • 1. the evasion of work or duty

最新英語單詞

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