Translations for „skiving“ in the English » German Dictionary

skive [skaɪv] VB intr Brit inf

skive

sich acc drücken inf

no skiving!

keine faulen Ausreden!

skive off VB intr Brit inf

skive off

sich acc verdrücken [o. abseilen] inf

to skive off school

die Schule schwänzen sl

to skive off work

sich acc vor der Arbeit drücken

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

no skiving!

keine faulen Ausreden!

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Loved yer article on skiving!

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Anyone who remembers their student days as a time filled with cider drinking and general skiving is bound to be impressed by the work ethic of the today's fashion students.

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Stops people skiving off at the countries expense.

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We can't all be skiving and getting away with it?

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I spent a few days collecting improbable data and the rest skiving off to the deserted coast.

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And presumably, one would hope, if the economy is to be viable, a corresponding amount of skiving.

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It sometimes seems to me that people want more, people are skiving.

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Flexible hours, virtual teams and telecommuting make it more difficult to supervise people to ensure they're not skiving.

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Although more synonymous with skiving off, shorts can shout "take me seriously" too.

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Additionally, the skiving process also increases the roughness of the heat-sink's fins.

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