shirked

英 [ʃɜːkt]

美 [ʃɜːrkt]

v.  逃避(工作); 偷懒
shirk的过去分词和过去式

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

• He felt that the Rubicon was passed; and that the trial, no longer to be shirked, must be firmly sustained.
  他觉得大势所趋，既然这审判再无法逃避，那就必须坚定地挺下去。
• A young girl said to me, do you ever feel like we are the kids 'whose parents shirked their responsibilities and we are just the leftovers?
  一个年轻女孩对我说，你是不是觉得我们就是那群父母逃避责任，我们只是留守儿童呢？
• She never shirked her responsibilities.
  她从不逃避自己的职责。
• Having swallowed the talent ideology, they shirked their duty to hold banking leaders to account.
  由于轻信了人才观，他们把令银行业领袖负起责任的职责一推了之。
• The derelict soldier shirked his duties.
  这名疏忽的士兵推卸了他的责任。
• But New York's authorities have not shirked from arresting the head of one of the world's leading international bodies, nor from demanding that he be kept in jail on remand.
  但纽约官方不会放弃逮捕这位世界上领先的国际组织首脑，也不会放弃监禁卡恩。
• For many Greeks, the rampant tax evasion highlighted by Mr vaxevanis is confirmation that the wealthiest have shirked their responsibilities to the country by sending their savings abroad.
  对于很多希腊人而言，瓦克斯瓦尼斯所曝光的猖獗的逃税行为证实，最富人群通过把存款转移到国外，逃避自己对这个国家应尽的责任。
• It was a job everyone shirked whenever possible.
  这是份人人唯恐避之不及的差事。
• He shirked going to school that day.
  他那一天逃课。
• Discipline in the company was strict and no one shirked.
  公司有严格的纪律，没有人偷懒。