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Meanings of slack off in English
Synonyms
Examples for "slack"
Examples for "slack"
1
Shortly, Ipshank returned; he carried the young girl slack in his arms.
2
The private sector remains in no position to pick up the slack.
3
He lifted the slack body down and put it in the sand.
4
But absolute oil inventory levels remained high globally due to slack demand.
5
However, eight different players scored for Cincy to pick up the slack.
1
Keon said outflows should abate after the regulations take effect next week.
2
He said they had hoped violence between Jews and Arabs would abate.
3
It will eventually abate. Matt Mira: That is a very interesting point.
4
And the very day the vow was made the epidemic did abate.
5
But about the middle of the eighteenth century it began to abate.
1
This time, they got off a good start and never let up.
2
If I bring you home for a meal they'll never let up.
3
The nightmares started a few months ago, and they won't let up.
4
There are no signs that the war will let up anytime soon.
5
You fight square; and you fight hard; and you never let up.
1
Tangle heard the flapping of its wings die away in the distance.
2
They heard the flap of its wings die away in the distance.
3
Then the fumbling noise began to die away: the men were passing.
4
Billy and Stubby could hear their voices die away in the distance.
5
He had heard the beat of hoofs die away on the road.
Usage of slack off in English
1
Play hard the whole time; never for one moment slack off.
2
Men always try hard in the beginning, then they slack off.
3
Despite his golden summer, Murray said he was not about to slack off.
4
Said if anyone tried to run or slack off they'd get the same.
5
And I know you think that gives you the right to slack off-
6
I don't want to slack off too much over the holidays.
7
Well, don't slack off just because he hasn't shown yet.
8
Think you've found a way to slack off, do ya?
9
Once we were on their established route, we figured, the going would slack off.
10
You're part of a community, which makes it that much harder to slack off.
11
The rain starts to slack off when she arrives, which is a nice trick.
12
They make my life hell while other people slack off.
13
The constant monitoring is justified as a reasonable way of ensuring workers don't slack off.
14
Do you slack off and hope the boss understands?
15
How much do you slack off at work?
16
Now we could slack off and let go: one sledge hung securely enough by the other.
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Translations for slack off
Spanish
Slack off through the time
Slack off across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common