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Meanings of slack off in English

Portuguese
amenizar
Catalan
asserenar-se
Spanish
ceder

Become less in amount or intensity.

amenizar
Usage of slack off in English
1
Play hard the whole time; never for one moment slack off.
Lawn Tennis for Ladies
2
Men always try hard in the beginning, then they slack off.
Eve of darkness
3
Despite his golden summer, Murray said he was not about to slack off.
Reuters
4
Said if anyone tried to run or slack off they'd get the same.
Bones of the Lost
5
And I know you think that gives you the right to slack off-
Before I fall
6
I don't want to slack off too much over the holidays.
While i'm falling
7
Well, don't slack off just because he hasn't shown yet.
Desperate cargo
8
Think you've found a way to slack off, do ya?
For the love of mike
9
Once we were on their established route, we figured, the going would slack off.
Rock and Ice Magazine
10
You're part of a community, which makes it that much harder to slack off.
Wired
11
The rain starts to slack off when she arrives, which is a nice trick.
Soon I will be invincible
12
They make my life hell while other people slack off.
Beat the reaper: a novel
13
The constant monitoring is justified as a reasonable way of ensuring workers don't slack off.
The Guardian
14
Do you slack off and hope the boss understands?
Jamaica Observer
15
How much do you slack off at work?
Wired
16
Now we could slack off and let go: one sledge hung securely enough by the other.
The South Pole; an account of the Norwegian antarctic expedition...
This collocation consists of:
Translations for slack off
Spanish
ceder
Slack off through the time
Slack off across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common