slack off

英 [slæk ɒf]

美 [slæk ɔːf]

疏忽; 懈怠; 松劲

经济

柯林斯词典

• 同 slacken off
  Slack offmeans the same asslacken off.
• → see:slack 4

英英释义

verb

• become less in amount or intensity
  1. The storm abated
  2. The rain let up after a few hours
  Synonym:abatelet upslackdie away

双语例句

• Actually, many students slack off during the projects and barely slip by.
  其实，这样的“课题研究”，不少学生也都是应付了事的。
• The research found workers who had watched the funny clip made fewer mistakes when asked to focus on the task than the group that wasn't allowed to slack off for a few minutes.
  研究发现，先看过一段滑稽录像的员工数球数的准确率更高，另一组没有视频小插曲的结果则并不太好。
• They might equally encourage people to slack off: with take-home pay rising, why work so hard?
  减税也同样可能鼓励人们偷懒：拿回家的工钱上升了，为什么还要这么卖力地干活呢？
• "I think it's another reminder to the government that they can't slack off in terms of local security," he added.
  这也是对政府的提醒：当地的安全问题是千万不能松懈的！
• Make sure you stay focused at work and don't slack off.
  你持续将精力到工作上并且懈怠。
• Their refrain is that they must be paid a lot because otherwise they will slack off, fiduciary duty be damned.
  他们抱怨称，他们必须得到高薪，因为如果不这样的话，他们在工作中会变得消极，受托责任也将注定消弭。
• Freight-car loadings continue to slack off.
  火车货运的运输量继续减少。
• When the going gets tough and they begin to notice the tug on their harnesses they slack off, turn around and look at you, or start playing with their neighbors.
  当移情作用，并开始公告拖船其背带他们放松，回头看看你，还是开始玩自己的邻居。
• In my most trying moments with managers I liked the least, I did not give up, complain, or slack off.
  有的上司是我最不喜欢的类型，但即便如此，我依旧没有放弃、抱怨或懈怠。
• We must not, in the slightest degree, slack off in our studies.
  在学习上我们丝毫也不能松懈。