英:[ˈslækə(r)]
美:[ˈslækɚ]
英:[ˈslækə(r)]
美:[ˈslækɚ]
slack·er
slae kr
复数:slackers
“slack”(v.)的代词名词,自1994年开始流行,但“逃避工作或避免努力的人”的意思可以追溯到1897年; 源自“slack”(v.)的代词名词。在早期的使用中也有“slackster”(1901)。与古英语“sleacornes”(懒惰)相比,后者并非代词名词。相关词汇: Slackerly; slackerish。1806年开始使用“slack off”表示“缓解紧张”。1861年开始使用“Slackener”表示“使松弛的人或物”(及物动词)。
The first known use of slacker was in 1898
slagnoun
waste left after the melting of ores and the separation of the metal from them
slagnoun
waste left after the melting of ores and the separation of the metal from them
slagnoun
waste left after the melting of ores and the separation of the metal from them
slack1 of 3adjective
careless sense 2
not energetic
a slack pace
not tight : not tense or taut
a slack rope
lacking in firmness : weak, soft
slack control
not busy
a slack season
slack2 of 3verb
to be or become slack or careless in performing or doing
lessen
the wind slacked off
to avoid work or duty
loosen sense 2
to cause to lessen
slake sense 4
slack3 of 3noun
a stopping of movement or flow
a part of something that hangs loose without strain
take up the slack of a rope
plural trousers especially for casual wear
a dull season or period : lull
additional tolerance or relief from pressure
cut me some slack
slack1 of 3adjective
careless sense 2
not energetic
a slack pace
not tight : not tense or taut
a slack rope
lacking in firmness : weak, soft
slack control
not busy
a slack season
slack2 of 3verb
to be or become slack or careless in performing or doing
lessen
the wind slacked off
to avoid work or duty
loosen sense 2
to cause to lessen
slake sense 4
slack3 of 3noun
a stopping of movement or flow
a part of something that hangs loose without strain
take up the slack of a rope
plural trousers especially for casual wear
a dull season or period : lull
additional tolerance or relief from pressure
cut me some slack
slack1 of 3adjective
careless sense 2
not energetic
a slack pace
not tight : not tense or taut
a slack rope
lacking in firmness : weak, soft
slack control
not busy
a slack season
slack2 of 3verb
to be or become slack or careless in performing or doing
lessen
the wind slacked off
to avoid work or duty
loosen sense 2
to cause to lessen
slake sense 4
slack3 of 3noun
a stopping of movement or flow
a part of something that hangs loose without strain
take up the slack of a rope
plural trousers especially for casual wear
a dull season or period : lull
additional tolerance or relief from pressure
cut me some slack
slack1 of 3adjective
careless sense 2
not energetic
a slack pace
not tight : not tense or taut
a slack rope
lacking in firmness : weak, soft
slack control
not busy
a slack season
slack2 of 3verb
to be or become slack or careless in performing or doing
lessen
the wind slacked off
to avoid work or duty
loosen sense 2
to cause to lessen
slake sense 4
slack3 of 3noun
a stopping of movement or flow
a part of something that hangs loose without strain
take up the slack of a rope
plural trousers especially for casual wear
a dull season or period : lull
additional tolerance or relief from pressure
cut me some slack
slack1 of 3adjective
careless sense 2
not energetic
a slack pace
not tight : not tense or taut
a slack rope
lacking in firmness : weak, soft
slack control
not busy
a slack season
slack2 of 3verb
to be or become slack or careless in performing or doing
lessen
the wind slacked off
to avoid work or duty
loosen sense 2
to cause to lessen
slake sense 4
slack3 of 3noun
a stopping of movement or flow
a part of something that hangs loose without strain
take up the slack of a rope
plural trousers especially for casual wear
a dull season or period : lull
additional tolerance or relief from pressure
cut me some slack
slackernoun
one who avoids work or a duty
slackernoun
one who avoids work or a duty
1 I have a similar attitude towards slacker comedies.
2 “Maybe you will if they round up all you slackers. Oh, boy, I’d like to have you two in my platoon. Mac too. I’d make you my orderly, Mac.”
3 It has a scholar’s ambition but a slacker’s style; it spans a continent even as it anchors itself in Kyiv.
4 Thus the war on drugs was waged mostly on hippies and slackers and the underprivileged.
5 And lest you think her a slacker, she began her freshman year at New York University this month.
6 Some academics who study the group, meanwhile, blow holes in the slacker mythology.
7 Collection / Rex Featu In a modest American independent film, Brooklyn slacker Max goes alone to the Caribbean after he's won a holiday for two on a cruise liner and his girlfriend has jilted him.
8 At best, its slacker guys are sketchy portraits, prototypes rather than real people.
9 I was a relaxed slacker; she was anal and organized.
10 Conventional wisdom says you have to choose between being a grind and a slacker. And that's that.
传统的思维观念告诉你你只能在刻苦族和懒人族之间任选其一,然后你就选了,那么你就变成那两种了。
11 As Mr. Brown instructs in the virtues of damask wallpaper and whimsical picture framing, the slacker husbands pursue childish fantasies.
12 “Women rarely get to step into these slots as slacker characters. I’m always trying to figure out a way to turn the roles I get into those men, the stuff I came up on.”
13 He is wearing black jeans, a green sweater, box-fresh white Nikes, a notch smarter than his traditional “90s slacker” dress code.
14 He believed that if he didn't return to Germany, he would be considered "unpatriotic" and a "slacker."
15 From their parents, Mr. Lewis and his brother drew complementary values of principled labor and slacker thrift.
16 I mention that my favourite line in his works is said by the amiable slacker dad in I Wish: “Not everything has to be significant. Imagine if everything had meaning. You would choke!”
17 To those not expecting much, the slacker sensibility can be fun.
18 He's not a slacker, he's the best worker they've got.
他可不是个会偷懒的人,他是他们最好的工人。
19 Little Eskimos clearly owe a huge debt to the West Coast slacker rock sound, and the infectious Start It Up will leave you counting the days until their second album comes out in the summer.
20 “Fukrey” — the title means good-for-nothing or slacker in Hindi slang — has an amiable naturalism when it comes to place.
1 偷懒者
2 偷懒的人
3 懒惰的人