Definition of slack off - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
- He tends to slack off when the boss is away.
2.
reductionUS decrease in intensity or amountUS
- The storm began to slack off after midnight.
Examples of slack off in a sentence
He decided to slack off instead of finishing his assignment. Work tends to slack off during the holidays. The rain started to slack off in the afternoon.
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- French:se relâcher, faiblir, ...
- German:nachlassen, ...
- Italian:poltrire, calare, ...
- Spanish:holgazanear, amainar, ...
- Portuguese:desleixar-se, diminuir, ...
- Chinese:偷懒, 减弱, ...
- Japanese:怠ける, 弱まる, ...
- Arabic:تَكَاسَلَ, خَفَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְבַּטֵּל, לְהֵחָלֵשׁ, ...
- Russian:бездельничать, утихать, ...
- Ukrainian:байдикувати, вщухати, ...
- Hindi:कामचोरी करना, कम होना, ...
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