What does "Bunk off" mean?

To skip school or work without permission (British) British term for truancy or unauthorized absence. Originally school slang.

How do you use "Bunk off" in a sentence?

Bunking off school. We bunked off early. Caught bunking off. Let's bunk off.

Slang Term British ★★★★☆ Common Casual

Significado: To skip school or work without permission (British)

未经许可逃学或逃班（英式用语）

Faltar a clase o al trabajo sin permiso (británico)

学校や仕事を無断欠席する（イギリス英語）

학교나 직장을 무단 결석/결근하다 (영국식 표현)

British term for truancy or unauthorized absence. Originally school slang.

英式英语，表示旷课或无故缺勤。最初是学校俚语。

Término británico para el absentismo escolar o laboral no autorizado. Originalmente jerga escolar.

無断欠席や登校拒否を表すイギリス英語。もともとは学校で使われていたスラング。

무단결석이나 허락 없이 자리를 비우는 것을 뜻하는 영국식 표현입니다. 원래는 학교 속어에서 시작되었습니다.

/bʌŋk ɒf/

Contexto: school, work, truancy

Tono: casual, mischievous

British term
英式用语
Término británico
イギリス英語
영국식 표현
Usually school context
通常用于学校场合
Normalmente en contexto escolar
主に学校の文脈で使用
주로 학교 상황에서 사용

British slang, possibly from 'bunk' as escape. Originally school slang for truancy.

Etimología: From bunk (escape)

Primera vez registrado: British slang from 20th century

Era: 20th century onwards

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: British school culture; Ferris Bueller equivalent

Regional notes: British term for truancy. Americans say 'skip class.'

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