slacker造句

You're a slacker.

Latin men are slacker than Nordics.

Don't count on a slacker to help.

Washington State: help! Our idiot and slacker are already overrun.

Don't ask him to do anything, he is a slacker.

His slacker buddies, sleeping until noon every day.

Billy: I need you to talk to Mr. Ed. He is a slacker.

Bill was kicked out of the military for being a slacker.

He's a slacker, he actually skipped off and left us to do the clearing away.

But also what's important is that they're not slacker, lazy fish. They're super industrious.

Took him 1007 games, not even one full Lebron per game. Fucking slacker.

Conventional wisdom says you have to choose between being a grind and a slacker. And that's that.

But more buyers meant higher prices, making loans even less affordable to the poor and requiring even slacker lending standards.

Underground Rapper or Overground Rebel? Creative Artist or Conspiracy Theorist? Multi-talented hip-hop producer or Loud mouthed MC? Hard working professional or channel surfing slacker?

A resurgence of the wet and windy weather is likely following slacker winds today and could yield up to25 mm of rain in some parts of the country.

不难看出此词的出处(slacker +activism =slacktivism)，而且很显然的是它通常并没有褒义。

The popular slacker term of in difference was found "most annoying in conversation" by 47 percent of Americans surveyed in a Marist College poll.

Today, at work I was talking to a co-worker about what a slacker my manager was, and how all she did was stand around and talk.

And this Rebagliati high school kid but the slacker students, to convince him to return to do the decent thing when the king, far better than the sun from the west is also difficult.

When I told other Chinese that I was studying history at Yale, many talked as if I were a slacker evading science and engineering programs, or a loser who couldn't make it in computer science or electrical engineering.

Factories moved shifts to nights and weekends, when demand for power is slacker. News broadcasts gave warning when the grid was nearing overload and urged people to turn off their gizmos.

Respite came with the decline in oil prices from the late 1980s and an anomaly of the CAFE regulations that allowed passenger vehicles classed as light trucks a much slacker standard.