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Перевод: skive

[существительное]
алмазный круг;
[глагол]
стачивать; слоить; разрез`ать; халтурить; сачковать; увиливать; уклоняться; зачищать

Тезаурус:

1. If he loves Silvia the way he says he does, he'll want her to study, not skive off and waste time!"
2. I said to Mr Price, "Did you skive?" and he said, "Yes, on and off", so "
3. And, skive and you're sacked.
4. In fact they pay for the sort of thing they used to skive out of when they were at school."
5. Ca can I just say one thing, though, if you me nip out, it's not that I don't want to listen to this, er, it's in connection with the property er worries that er, Geoffrey said, I've got to sign a lot of er, arm twisting letters, which I, they want me to sign today, so if I can take five minutes out to sign those, I hope you will not feel I'm trying to er skive off, as it were.
6. SKIVE OF THE WEEK
7. No no one could skive like they do.
8. So er I reckon she just want a skive from work to be honest!
9. Dodges like this immediately make one suspicious about what they had to hide, and they tended to occur when they were wishing to do some "personal business" while on duty, or simply to skive.
10. When you skive, you skive you don't let people know you're doing it!
11. You will not find words like skive and naff in most dictionaries (or if you do they will be marked "dialectal" or "colloquial"), though you will find words like scrolloping , which a famous writer used once.
12. There is no way that I could skive a session, even if I wanted to, wearing my yellow and tartan suit!