slackers

英 [ˈslækəz]

美 [ˈslækərz]

n.  偷懒的人; 怠惰的人
slacker的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 偷懒的人;磨洋工的人
  If you describe someone as aslacker, you mean that they are lazy and do less work than they should.
  1. 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。

双语例句

• Mindful that the students are future shop owners, the teachers hector slackers about their sideburns and eyeglass frames.
  考虑到学生们就是未来的店主，教官们会严惩那些在腮胡、镜架方面出格的学生。
• I won't have any slackers in my office. Gordon: I don't get paid enough to do that.
  我不希望在我的办公室里有任何偷懒的人。戈登：我可没挣干这份工作的钱。
• Washington: Help! We're Overrun By Nerds And Slackers!
  华盛顿州：救命呀！我们的蠢货和懒鬼已经泛滥成灾了！
• We're Overrun By Nerds And Slackers!
  我们这里的蠢货和懒鬼已经泛滥成灾了！
• That segment of the workforce ─ the employees who are neither superstars nor slackers ─ tends to be ignored by managers, he said.
  他说，员工中的这个群体（既不是超级明星员工，也不是偷懒耍滑的员工）往往被管理者所忽视。
• By no means did all the Germans participate. Slackers, defeatists, realists, men too old or boys too young to be in such a pickle, seized their opportunity to surrender safety to the Americans.
  德军所有的参战者对此均无计可施，如此混乱局面下，成年兵太老，娃娃兵太小的德军兵员中充斥逃兵、动摇分子和苟且偷生者，都在寻找着安全投降美军的机会。
• Strivers headed for Manhattan and Washington, whereas slackers preferred places such as Miami.
  拼搏者向曼哈顿和华盛顿聚集，游手好闲者则偏爱迈阿密这样的地方。
• Horrible bosses are convinced that employees who don't want to work 60-hour work weeks are slackers and goldbricks.
  极品老板怀有这样的观念：不希望工作60小时工时的员工都是混日子的和懒惰鬼。
• Slackers and those who violate working procedures and ignoring deadlines.
  疏于职守、违反工作程序和不注重工作期限的人。
• My English teacher friends in Japan's school system say, if anything, these kids are a bunch of slackers when it comes to mastering a second language.
  我的在日本学校当英文教师的朋友们说：这些孩子在学第二种语言是普遍偷懒。