shirk

美音：[ʃɜrk] 英音：[ʃɜː(r)k]

简单释义：

n.逃避者；偷懒者

v.逃避（工作）；躲懒

网络规避；推卸；推脱

变形：

过去分词：shirked 现在分词：shirking 第三人称单数：shirks

完整释义：

1.推卸,逃避
2.逃避;躲避;规避(义务、责任等);怠忽;偷懒
3.溜号,畏缩

1.逃避者;偷懒者

例句：

Visit your nephew that, you come back and I discuss who should wash diapers, I really shouldn't shirk responsibility, offend you.
探望你外甥那次，你回来和我讨论谁应该洗尿布，我的确不该推卸责任，惹你生气。
And a very, very important piece of advice is that do not ever shirk away from asking for help.
还有一个最最重要的意见就是永远不要逃避求助了。
First and foremost, some people shirk their duty of financially supporting their old and helpless parents due to their own interests.
首先，有些人由于自己的利益逃避赡养他们年迈无助父母的责任。
If he could shirk off the responsibility upon the others, he would.
只要能把责任推给别人，他就推给别人。
The essence of the environment is that the enterprise ought to undertake environment responsibility to shirk to society.
环境问题的本质在于，应当承担环境责任的企业，将其环境责任推卸于社会。
"Public opinion about Taiwan has been created by 50 years of CCP propaganda, " an academic tells Shirk.
“中国共产党50年来的宣传，形成了现在的公众舆论，”一位学者对谢淑丽表示。
It isn't fair for some to shirk and the same people have to be here all the time.
可是这办不到，谁也不能溜号，而且非要这原班人马不可。
As university students, we also must not shirk from our responsibility to contribute to wetland conservation.
作为大学生，为湿地保护贡献自己的一份力量，我们责无旁贷。

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