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

• Sometimes you just gotta let things slack off a little and they work themselves out.
  有时候，只要稍微松弛一下，事情自己就解决了。
• Freight-car loadings continue to slack off.
  火车货运的运输量继续减少。
• Now that the two sessions are half over, it's easy for deputies to feel tired and slack off.
  两会已经过去了一半，这时候代表们比较疲劳，很容易懈怠。
• 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。
• Don't slack off in your studies.
  学习上不可懈怠。
• 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？
• 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。
• Working less doesn't mean you have to slack off or get less done.
  工作得少，并不表示的变得懒惰或完成得少。
• 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。
• Slack off drill pope and release running the tool.
  放松钻杆并卸开下入工具。