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Meanings of slacking in anglès

espanyol
haraganería

The evasion of work or duty.

haraganería
Usage of slacking in anglès
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Yet there was no way I was going to start slacking off.
Confessions of a wall street analyst: a true story of inside inf...
2
The sell-swords would have too many watchers to try slacking off today.
Knife of dreams
3
However, you may feel a little frustrated with a noticeable slacking off.
The South African
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Ralph Percival was contentedly slacking it in preparation for a pass degree.
A College Girl
5
I'm not having you slacking off while he has work to do.
The Reality Dysfunction
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They were fighting like giants whilst you in England were still slacking.
The Pawns Count
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Without slacking his speed he lifted the reins to his left hand.
Christmas / Its Origin, Celebration and Significance as Related ...
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The driver, with a surprised look on his face, was slacking up.
Tom Swift and His Electric Runabout; Or, The Speediest Car on th...
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If you've been slacking, then you may have more on your plate.
Ebony
10
If you sit in your garden, will your boss think you're slacking?
The Guardian
11
This old machine may be made to run without slacking or cessation.'
The World Set Free
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My dear, it's nothing-justan excuse for slacking off now and then.
The Devil's Garden
13
Commercial borrowers facing pandemic-related business pressure are not slacking on payments yet, either.
Reuters
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The short answer is that FAA inspectors have been slacking off.
Wired
15
If his men thought he was slacking, they would lose respect for him.
Sacrifice
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I've been slacking there the last couple of games, Barton said.
Reuters
About this term
Translations for slacking
Slacking through the time
Slacking across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common