bludge UK
blʌdʒ
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Definition of bludge - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
workUKact of avoiding work or responsibilityUK
  • He was caught in a bludge during the meeting.
dodging shirking skiving
2.
easy taskUKtask requiring minimal effortUK
  • Finishing the report was a bludge.
breeze cakewalk cinch

Verb

intr.
1.
shirking dutiesUKavoid work or responsibilityUK
  • He decided to bludge instead of completing his report..
dodge shirk
2.
live off othersUKlive off someone else without contributingUK
  • She tends to bludge off her friends for meals.
freeload mooch sponge
3.
moneyUKscrounge resources or money from someoneUK
  • He would often bludge a few dollars from his mates.
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Origin of bludge

Uncertain, possibly English slang

Examples of bludge in a sentence

  • The manager noticed her bludge and assigned more work.
  • The assignment was a bludge, taking only minutes to complete.
  • Cleaning the small room was a bludge for him.
  • She tends to bludge whenever there's a group task.
  • They caught him trying to bludge his way out of the chores.
  • He would often bludge off his roommates for rent.

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  1. French:fainéantise, fainéanter, ...
  2. German:Drückebergerei, drücken, ...
  3. Italian:sfaticare, bighellonare, ...
  4. Spanish:evasión, escaquearse, ...
  5. Portuguese:moleza, fugir do trabalho, ...
  6. Chinese:偷懒, 逃避, ...
  7. Japanese:サボり, サボる, ...
  8. Arabic:تملص, تَقاعَسَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִתְחַמְּקוּת, לְהִתְחַמֵּק, ...
  10. Russian:халтура, увиливать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ухилення від роботи, ухилятися, ...
  12. Hindi:कामचोरी, कामचोरी करना, ...
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