shirkers

英 [ʃɜ:kə(r)]

美 [ʃɜ:kə(r)]

n.  开小差的人，逃避（工作，学习，责任，义务）的人

柯林斯词典

• VERB 逃避，规避(责任、义务);偷懒
  If someone does notshirktheir responsibility or duty, they do what they have a responsibility to do.
  1. We in the Congress can't shirk our responsibility...
     我们作为国会议员不能逃避责任。
  2. The Government will not shirk from considering the need for further action.
     政府不会回避考虑采取进一步行动的需要。

双语例句

• That we should back the workers and not the shirkers: that it is not only permissible but praiseworthy to want to benefit your own family by your own efforts.
  我们应当支持工作者，而不是耍滑的人。不仅要允许，而且要赞扬那些希望通过自己努力令自己家庭受益的人。
• A second group of explanations suggests that "coethnics" work together more effectively because they understand each other better or can ostracise shirkers.
  第二类解释表明“同种人”合作更有效，因为他们彼此更加了解，或者可以排斥逃避者。
• This world is training workers, that there may be no shirkers in the continuous by and by.
  这个世界正在训练工人，不久以后，也许不会有持续开小差的人。