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

• 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。
• Women who leave finance to focus on their families should be welcomed back at a senior level rather than penalised as "slackers".
  对于那些离开金融界、集中精力照顾家庭的女性，金融机构应该欢迎她们回来，委以更高的职位，而不是把她们当成“懒鬼”加以惩罚。
• 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。
• By contrast, slackers do nothing.
  相比之下，游手好闲者什么也不做。
• 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。
• Supporters saw it as the brave act of a boss determined to rid the company of slackers.
  支持者认为，这是梅耶尔扫清公司懒虫的果敢行为。
• 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！
• A couple of slackers, Kevin said, shoving two rolls of sushi into his mouth.
  这两个懒鬼，凯文骂骂咧咧，一下子塞了两个寿丝到嘴里。
• It is interesting, but actually, some of the slackers are better suited for entrepreneurship than the smart people.
  有些懒惰者比聪明人更适合创业，这听起来很有趣，但却是不争的事实。
• 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。