Definition of slacker in English:

slacker

nounˈslakəˈslækər

informal

1A person who avoids work or effort.
〈非正式〉逃避工作的人；偷懒的人
the slackers who let the side down by their want of team spirit
Example sentencesExamples
- In short, they are slackers - but, to their credit, slackers with jobs.
- I hate how volleyball has the reputation of being a slacker sport.
- Members of Generation X, born between 1963 and 1977, are not slackers.
- Knowledge games can also challenge a slacker child.
- Luke was a brilliant student despite the fact that he was a notorious slacker.
- Which of your slacker friends can you get to vote this year?
- For the most part they're the seekers, slackers, and free spirits who tend to avoid the straight life, such as it is, for as long as they can.
- Contrary to the popular rumor that Generations X and Y are mostly slackers, these young people take action.
- So if Stewart's audience is comprised of stoned slackers, how would Herzog describe O'Reilly's audience?
- The hero, Shaun, an aimless slacker, has been recently dumped by his girlfriend and has to cope with his couch-surfing best friend.
- Its variants include the skater dude, the stoner dude, the slacker dude, and the surfer-skater-stoner-slacker dude.
- That's where I am now, actually, helping the idiotic slacker try to get his World History grade up.
- Antoine is a layabout slacker who lives in a lounge at a health club where a friend lets him stay.
- If I didn't have a kid, I could quit my job, move into a studio apartment somewhere, get a slacker job, and be just fine.
- Austin's a slacker town, Linklater's from a slacker culture.
- However, something terrible happened that prevented me from living my slacker dream.
- I took this as a justification for my slacker life, quietly snickering at the achievers and believers.
- I still have some last-minute wrapping to do, because I'm a slacker.
- Well, I guess I always knew I was a slacker deep down in my heart.
- An active slacker is better than a passive slacker.
Synonyms
layabout, idler, shirker, loafer, malingerer, work-dodger, clock-watcher, good-for-nothing, sluggard, slug, laggard
informal passenger, lazybones, slugabed, couch potato, cyberslacker
British informal skiver, lead-swinger, scrimshanker
North American informal gold brick, goof-off
Australian/New Zealand informal bludger
French archaic fainéant
1. 1.1US A person who evades military service.
  〈美〉逃避兵役的人
  Example sentencesExamples
  Yes, we had slackers, draft dodgers and antiwar advocates, but they got short shrift, little attention and almost no press.
2. 1.2North American A young person (especially in the 1990s) of a subculture characterized by apathy and aimlessness.
  〈主美〉（尤指20世纪90年代以冷漠、漫无目的为特征的亚文化群的）疲沓的年轻人
  they are portrayed as dreamy, disenfranchised slackers
  as modifier slacker culture
  Example sentencesExamples
  Arita is one half of a slacker duo with Nimura, both of whom work at an industrial laundrette.
  I'm sitting in a massive loft in a slacker neighbourhood where a lot of Montreal's vegetarians live.
  His droning slacker voice and bizarre lyrics were present, but where were the interweaving guitars?
  How do you feel about the slacker pothead stereotype?
  Yeah, I just don't know how motivated they would be, these stoned slackers.
  There are the notions of slacker culture, the Latin American ‘mañana’, and ‘Pacific time’.
  No one can represent an entire generation - including hippies, slackers, and dotcom CEOs.
  Additionally, the slacker angle was so very 1990s, so very played out at this point.
  Despite their slacker stereotype, many members of Generation X have grown up to be useful and productive members of society.
  Not based on the local artist of the same name, this is instead a fictionalized account of the breakdown of a Montreal slacker artist.
  ‘Some people really didn't like Scumrock because it's a slacker film,’ says McIntosh.
  They were a large part of slacker culture, and became poster boys for Generation X.
  Because he needs help, McCaleb recruits his slacker neighbor, Buddy Noone to be his driver and gofer.
  Donning my slacker duds, I visited a handful of galleries around New York.
  Finally, we are shaking off the coma of the stillborn slacker 90s and now there is movement.
  Loners is a drama that depicts the loosely connected lives of a group of 20-ish Czechs who seem to be caught in an early-'90s slacker angst.

Rhymes

alpaca, attacker, backer, clacker, claqueur, Dhaka, hacker, Hakka, lacquer, maraca, paca, packer, sifaka, smacker, stacker, tacker, tracker, whacker, yakka

Definition of slacker in US English:

slacker

nounˈslakərˈslækər

informal

1A person who avoids work or effort.
〈非正式〉逃避工作的人；偷懒的人
the slackers who let the side down by their want of team spirit
Example sentencesExamples
- So if Stewart's audience is comprised of stoned slackers, how would Herzog describe O'Reilly's audience?
- Which of your slacker friends can you get to vote this year?
- That's where I am now, actually, helping the idiotic slacker try to get his World History grade up.
- I still have some last-minute wrapping to do, because I'm a slacker.
- Antoine is a layabout slacker who lives in a lounge at a health club where a friend lets him stay.
- Members of Generation X, born between 1963 and 1977, are not slackers.
- For the most part they're the seekers, slackers, and free spirits who tend to avoid the straight life, such as it is, for as long as they can.
- I hate how volleyball has the reputation of being a slacker sport.
- I took this as a justification for my slacker life, quietly snickering at the achievers and believers.
- Austin's a slacker town, Linklater's from a slacker culture.
- Contrary to the popular rumor that Generations X and Y are mostly slackers, these young people take action.
- Its variants include the skater dude, the stoner dude, the slacker dude, and the surfer-skater-stoner-slacker dude.
- An active slacker is better than a passive slacker.
- Knowledge games can also challenge a slacker child.
- Well, I guess I always knew I was a slacker deep down in my heart.
- However, something terrible happened that prevented me from living my slacker dream.
- Luke was a brilliant student despite the fact that he was a notorious slacker.
- The hero, Shaun, an aimless slacker, has been recently dumped by his girlfriend and has to cope with his couch-surfing best friend.
- In short, they are slackers - but, to their credit, slackers with jobs.
- If I didn't have a kid, I could quit my job, move into a studio apartment somewhere, get a slacker job, and be just fine.
Synonyms
layabout, idler, shirker, loafer, malingerer, work-dodger, clock-watcher, good-for-nothing, sluggard, slug, laggard
1. 1.1US A person who evades military service.
  〈美〉逃避兵役的人
  Example sentencesExamples
  Yes, we had slackers, draft dodgers and antiwar advocates, but they got short shrift, little attention and almost no press.
2. 1.2North American A young person (especially in the 1990s) of a subculture characterized by apathy and aimlessness.
  〈主美〉（尤指20世纪90年代以冷漠、漫无目的为特征的亚文化群的）疲沓的年轻人
  they are portrayed as dreamy, disenfranchised slackers
  as modifier slacker culture
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘Some people really didn't like Scumrock because it's a slacker film,’ says McIntosh.
  How do you feel about the slacker pothead stereotype?
  I'm sitting in a massive loft in a slacker neighbourhood where a lot of Montreal's vegetarians live.
  There are the notions of slacker culture, the Latin American ‘mañana’, and ‘Pacific time’.
  Loners is a drama that depicts the loosely connected lives of a group of 20-ish Czechs who seem to be caught in an early-'90s slacker angst.
  Yeah, I just don't know how motivated they would be, these stoned slackers.
  His droning slacker voice and bizarre lyrics were present, but where were the interweaving guitars?
  Despite their slacker stereotype, many members of Generation X have grown up to be useful and productive members of society.
  Not based on the local artist of the same name, this is instead a fictionalized account of the breakdown of a Montreal slacker artist.
  No one can represent an entire generation - including hippies, slackers, and dotcom CEOs.
  Finally, we are shaking off the coma of the stillborn slacker 90s and now there is movement.
  They were a large part of slacker culture, and became poster boys for Generation X.
  Additionally, the slacker angle was so very 1990s, so very played out at this point.
  Arita is one half of a slacker duo with Nimura, both of whom work at an industrial laundrette.
  Donning my slacker duds, I visited a handful of galleries around New York.
  Because he needs help, McCaleb recruits his slacker neighbor, Buddy Noone to be his driver and gofer.

单词	slacker
释义	Definition of slacker in English: slacker nounˈslakəˈslækər informal 1A person who avoids work or effort. 〈非正式〉逃避工作的人；偷懒的人 the slackers who let the side down by their want of team spirit Example sentencesExamples In short, they are slackers - but, to their credit, slackers with jobs. I hate how volleyball has the reputation of being a slacker sport. Members of Generation X, born between 1963 and 1977, are not slackers. Knowledge games can also challenge a slacker child. Luke was a brilliant student despite the fact that he was a notorious slacker. Which of your slacker friends can you get to vote this year? For the most part they're the seekers, slackers, and free spirits who tend to avoid the straight life, such as it is, for as long as they can. Contrary to the popular rumor that Generations X and Y are mostly slackers, these young people take action. So if Stewart's audience is comprised of stoned slackers, how would Herzog describe O'Reilly's audience? The hero, Shaun, an aimless slacker, has been recently dumped by his girlfriend and has to cope with his couch-surfing best friend. Its variants include the skater dude, the stoner dude, the slacker dude, and the surfer-skater-stoner-slacker dude. That's where I am now, actually, helping the idiotic slacker try to get his World History grade up. Antoine is a layabout slacker who lives in a lounge at a health club where a friend lets him stay. If I didn't have a kid, I could quit my job, move into a studio apartment somewhere, get a slacker job, and be just fine. Austin's a slacker town, Linklater's from a slacker culture. However, something terrible happened that prevented me from living my slacker dream. I took this as a justification for my slacker life, quietly snickering at the achievers and believers. I still have some last-minute wrapping to do, because I'm a slacker. Well, I guess I always knew I was a slacker deep down in my heart. An active slacker is better than a passive slacker. Synonyms layabout, idler, shirker, loafer, malingerer, work-dodger, clock-watcher, good-for-nothing, sluggard, slug, laggard informal passenger, lazybones, slugabed, couch potato, cyberslacker British informal skiver, lead-swinger, scrimshanker North American informal gold brick, goof-off Australian/New Zealand informal bludger French archaic fainéant 1.1US A person who evades military service. 〈美〉逃避兵役的人 Example sentencesExamples Yes, we had slackers, draft dodgers and antiwar advocates, but they got short shrift, little attention and almost no press. 1.2North American A young person (especially in the 1990s) of a subculture characterized by apathy and aimlessness. 〈主美〉（尤指20世纪90年代以冷漠、漫无目的为特征的亚文化群的）疲沓的年轻人 they are portrayed as dreamy, disenfranchised slackers as modifier slacker culture Example sentencesExamples Arita is one half of a slacker duo with Nimura, both of whom work at an industrial laundrette. I'm sitting in a massive loft in a slacker neighbourhood where a lot of Montreal's vegetarians live. His droning slacker voice and bizarre lyrics were present, but where were the interweaving guitars? How do you feel about the slacker pothead stereotype? Yeah, I just don't know how motivated they would be, these stoned slackers. There are the notions of slacker culture, the Latin American ‘mañana’, and ‘Pacific time’. No one can represent an entire generation - including hippies, slackers, and dotcom CEOs. Additionally, the slacker angle was so very 1990s, so very played out at this point. Despite their slacker stereotype, many members of Generation X have grown up to be useful and productive members of society. Not based on the local artist of the same name, this is instead a fictionalized account of the breakdown of a Montreal slacker artist. ‘Some people really didn't like Scumrock because it's a slacker film,’ says McIntosh. They were a large part of slacker culture, and became poster boys for Generation X. Because he needs help, McCaleb recruits his slacker neighbor, Buddy Noone to be his driver and gofer. Donning my slacker duds, I visited a handful of galleries around New York. Finally, we are shaking off the coma of the stillborn slacker 90s and now there is movement. Loners is a drama that depicts the loosely connected lives of a group of 20-ish Czechs who seem to be caught in an early-'90s slacker angst. Rhymes alpaca, attacker, backer, clacker, claqueur, Dhaka, hacker, Hakka, lacquer, maraca, paca, packer, sifaka, smacker, stacker, tacker, tracker, whacker, yakka Definition of slacker in US English: slacker nounˈslakərˈslækər informal 1A person who avoids work or effort. 〈非正式〉逃避工作的人；偷懒的人 the slackers who let the side down by their want of team spirit Example sentencesExamples So if Stewart's audience is comprised of stoned slackers, how would Herzog describe O'Reilly's audience? Which of your slacker friends can you get to vote this year? That's where I am now, actually, helping the idiotic slacker try to get his World History grade up. I still have some last-minute wrapping to do, because I'm a slacker. Antoine is a layabout slacker who lives in a lounge at a health club where a friend lets him stay. Members of Generation X, born between 1963 and 1977, are not slackers. For the most part they're the seekers, slackers, and free spirits who tend to avoid the straight life, such as it is, for as long as they can. I hate how volleyball has the reputation of being a slacker sport. I took this as a justification for my slacker life, quietly snickering at the achievers and believers. Austin's a slacker town, Linklater's from a slacker culture. Contrary to the popular rumor that Generations X and Y are mostly slackers, these young people take action. Its variants include the skater dude, the stoner dude, the slacker dude, and the surfer-skater-stoner-slacker dude. An active slacker is better than a passive slacker. Knowledge games can also challenge a slacker child. Well, I guess I always knew I was a slacker deep down in my heart. However, something terrible happened that prevented me from living my slacker dream. Luke was a brilliant student despite the fact that he was a notorious slacker. The hero, Shaun, an aimless slacker, has been recently dumped by his girlfriend and has to cope with his couch-surfing best friend. In short, they are slackers - but, to their credit, slackers with jobs. If I didn't have a kid, I could quit my job, move into a studio apartment somewhere, get a slacker job, and be just fine. Synonyms layabout, idler, shirker, loafer, malingerer, work-dodger, clock-watcher, good-for-nothing, sluggard, slug, laggard 1.1US A person who evades military service. 〈美〉逃避兵役的人 Example sentencesExamples Yes, we had slackers, draft dodgers and antiwar advocates, but they got short shrift, little attention and almost no press. 1.2North American A young person (especially in the 1990s) of a subculture characterized by apathy and aimlessness. 〈主美〉（尤指20世纪90年代以冷漠、漫无目的为特征的亚文化群的）疲沓的年轻人 they are portrayed as dreamy, disenfranchised slackers as modifier slacker culture Example sentencesExamples ‘Some people really didn't like Scumrock because it's a slacker film,’ says McIntosh. How do you feel about the slacker pothead stereotype? I'm sitting in a massive loft in a slacker neighbourhood where a lot of Montreal's vegetarians live. There are the notions of slacker culture, the Latin American ‘mañana’, and ‘Pacific time’. Loners is a drama that depicts the loosely connected lives of a group of 20-ish Czechs who seem to be caught in an early-'90s slacker angst. Yeah, I just don't know how motivated they would be, these stoned slackers. His droning slacker voice and bizarre lyrics were present, but where were the interweaving guitars? Despite their slacker stereotype, many members of Generation X have grown up to be useful and productive members of society. Not based on the local artist of the same name, this is instead a fictionalized account of the breakdown of a Montreal slacker artist. No one can represent an entire generation - including hippies, slackers, and dotcom CEOs. Finally, we are shaking off the coma of the stillborn slacker 90s and now there is movement. They were a large part of slacker culture, and became poster boys for Generation X. Additionally, the slacker angle was so very 1990s, so very played out at this point. Arita is one half of a slacker duo with Nimura, both of whom work at an industrial laundrette. Donning my slacker duds, I visited a handful of galleries around New York. Because he needs help, McCaleb recruits his slacker neighbor, Buddy Noone to be his driver and gofer.
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