skiving in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

skiving in the PONS Dictionary

skiving Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to skive off school
faire l'école buissonnière
American English

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This process can happen on a deep hole drilling machine or a dedicated skiving machine.
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The skiving process, meaning to slice, can be applied to a variety of applications and materials.
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Although more synonymous with skiving off, shorts can shout "take me seriously" too.
www.independent.ie
Flexible hours, virtual teams and telecommuting make it more difficult to supervise people to ensure they're not skiving.
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Watching it all go down is an experience comprised of buffing, skiving, scooping, filling, stripping, stitching and more oh-so-satisfying steps.
www.gizmodo.com.au
The days of skiving behind your boss's back may be numbered, following the announcement of a new product that can track your every movement in the workplace.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Youths risked fines, imprisonment, or detention in an industrial school, if found wandering the streets or skiving from school.
www.irishcentral.com
Loved yer article on skiving!
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There is also a skiving tool that can be used for light finishing cuts.
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We can't all be skiving and getting away with it?
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