slacking
/ˈslæk.ɪŋ/noun
B2formalcommon/ˈslæk.ɪŋ/不可数
A noun referring to the act of avoiding work, responsibility, or duty; often used to describe a lack of effort or diligence.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по избеганию работы, ответственности или обязанностей; часто используется для описания недостатка усилий или усердия.esSustantivo que designa la acción de evitar el trabajo, la responsabilidad o los deberes; se usa a menudo para describir falta de esfuerzo o diligencia, así como el hecho de holgazanear o no rendir en las tareas.frNom désignant l'action d'éviter le travail, les responsabilités ou les devoirs ; souvent utilisé pour décrire un manque d'effort ou de zèle.deSubstantiv, das die Handlung bezeichnet, Arbeit, Verantwortung oder Pflichten zu vermeiden; oft verwendet, um mangelnden Einsatz oder Fleiß zu beschreiben.ptSubstantivo que designa o ato de evitar trabalho, responsabilidade ou obrigações; frequentemente usado para descrever falta de esforço ou dedicação.zh指逃避工作、责任或义务的行为；常用来形容缺乏努力或勤奋。arاسم يدل على فعل التهرب من العمل أو المسؤولية أو الواجبات، ويُستعمل غالبًا لوصف قلة الجهد أو الإخلاص.
- Evasion of work or duty B2 informal
The act of avoiding work, responsibilities, or duties; being lazy or idle.
- His constant slacking led to him being fired from the job.
- The manager warned the team about slacking during the busy season.
- She was accused of slacking when she took a long break.
ruУклонение от работыesHolgazaneríafrfainéantisedeArbeitsvermeidungptEnrolaçãozh偷懒arالتهرب من العمل
- slackings plural form
- slackings' possessive plural form
- slacking's possessive singular form
verb
B2formalcommon/slæk/A verb used to indicate the act of reducing speed, effort, or tension; to loosen or become less active.
ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по снижению скорости, усилий или напряжения; ослаблять или становиться менее активным.esVerbo que indica disminuir la velocidad, el esfuerzo o la tensión; aflojar, relajarse o volverse menos activo, a menudo por descuido o pereza.frVerbe désignant l'action de réduire la vitesse, l'effort ou la tension; se relâcher ou devenir moins actif.deVerb, das verwendet wird, um eine Verringerung von Geschwindigkeit, Anstrengung oder Spannung auszudrücken; etwas lockern, nachlassen oder weniger aktiv werden.ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de reduzir a velocidade, o esforço ou a tensão; diminuir o ritmo, afrouxar ou tornar-se menos ativo. Também pode significar não trabalhar com afinco ou evitar obrigações, muitas vezes de forma preguiçosa.zh动词，表示降低速度、努力或紧张程度；放松、松弛或变得不那么积极。也指偷懒、懈怠。arفعل يُستخدم للدلالة على تقليل السرعة أو الجهد أو التوتر؛ أي إرخاء الشيء أو جعله أقل شدة، أو التباطؤ والتكاسل عن العمل.
- Avoid work or responsibilities B2 informal
To be idle or lazy, avoiding one's duties or tasks.
- He's been slacking off at work all week.
- Stop slacking and help me with this project.
- She tends to slack when the boss isn't watching.
ruБездельничатьesHolgazanearfrTirer au flancdeBummelnptVadiarzh偷懒arالتكاسل عن العمل
- Neglect or be inattentive B2 formal
To fail to give proper attention or care to something.
- He slacked his duties as a supervisor.
- Don't slack your responsibilities toward the team.
- She slacked her studies and her grades dropped.
ruПренебрегатьesDescuidar o ser negligentefrNégligerdeVernachlässigenptNegligenciarzh疏忽arالإهمال والتقصير
- Release tension B2 formal
To loosen or reduce tension on something, such as a rope or cable.
- Slack the rope a little so we can tie it.
- He slacked the line to release the sail.
- The climber slacked the rope to give his partner more room.
ruОслабитьesAflojar la tensiónfrrelâcher, détendredeLockernptAfrouxarzh放松arإرخاء الشد
- Make less active or fast B2 formal
To slow down or reduce the speed or intensity of something.
- The driver slacked his speed as he approached the curve.
- She slacked the pace to conserve energy.
- The manager slacked the production rate to improve quality.
ruЗамедлитьesDisminuir la actividad o velocidadfrRalentirdeVerlangsamenptDesacelerarzh减缓arإبطاء
同义词: abatedeceleratediminisheasemoderatereducerelaxretardslackenslow
- Become slow or slower B2 formal
To decrease in speed or activity.
- The wind slacked as the storm passed.
- His enthusiasm slacked after the initial excitement.
- The flow of traffic slacked during the late hours.
ruЗамедлитьсяesdisminuir la velocidad o actividadfrralentirdeLangsamer werdenptDiminuir o ritmozh减缓arتباطأ
同义词: abatedeceleratediminishease uplet upmoderateslackenslowslow down
- Make less active or intense B2 formal
To reduce the level of activity or intensity of something.
- She slacked her efforts after achieving the goal.
- The company slacked its marketing campaign due to budget cuts.
- He slacked his training regimen during the holidays.
ruОслабитьesaflojar, relajarfrrelâcherdeAbschwächenptReduzir a intensidadezh减弱arتخفيف الحدّة
- Become less in amount or intensity B2 formal
To diminish or decrease in quantity or strength.
- The rain slacked after an hour.
- Demand for the product slacked in the off-season.
- His anger slacked as he calmed down.
ruОслабеватьesdisminuirfrdiminuer d'intensité ou de quantitédeNachlassenptDiminuirzh减弱arيَخِفّ أو يَتَراجَع
同义词: abatedecreasedie downdiminisheasefall offlessenlet upmoderatereducerelentsubsidetaper offwane
- Treat with water to cause crumbling C1 formal
To cause something, such as lime, to heat and crumble by treatment with water.
- The workers slacked the lime by adding water.
- They slacked the quicklime to produce hydrated lime.
- The process of slacking lime requires careful control of water.
ruГаситьesApagar (cal)fréteindre (la chaux)delöschenptExtinguir com águazh消解arإطفاء الجير بالماء
同义词: slake
- slacked past participle
- slacked past simple
- slacking present participle
- slacks third person singular