How do you use "Skive" in a sentence?

Stop skiving! Skiving off work. He's such a skiver. Caught skiving.

Skive

To avoid work or responsibilities (British) British term for shirking work, bunking off, or avoiding duties. A 'skiver' is someone who does this.

Slang Term British ★★★★☆ Common Casual

Significado: To avoid work or responsibilities (British)

逃避工作或责任（英式用语）

Evitar el trabajo o las responsabilidades (británico)

仕事や責任を避ける（イギリス英語）

일이나 책임을 회피하다 (영국식 표현)

British term for shirking work, bunking off, or avoiding duties. A 'skiver' is someone who does this.

英式俚语，表示偷懒、逃避工作。常偷懒的人被称为'skiver'。

Término británico para eludir el trabajo o las obligaciones. A quien lo hace se le llama 'skiver.'

仕事をサボる、職務を怠ることを表すイギリス英語。常習犯は「skiver」と呼ばれる。

일을 게을리하거나 책임을 회피하는 것을 뜻하는 영국식 속어입니다. 이런 사람을 'skiver'라고 부릅니다.

/skaɪv/

Contexto: work, school, avoiding duties

Tono: disapproving, casual

Possibly from French 'esquiver' (to dodge). British slang for avoiding work.

Etimología: Possibly from French esquiver (to dodge)

Primera vez registrado: British slang from early 20th century

Era: Early 20th century onwards

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: British workplace/school culture; Common term

Regional notes: British term. Americans say 'slacking off.'

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