1.逃避者;偷懒者
1.逃避;躲避;规避(义务,责任等);怠忽;偷懒 (from)
1.to avoid doing something difficult, or to avoid accepting responsibility for something
1.he had shirked this work for weeks, feeling all the time as if a sword were hanging over his head.
他逃避这项工作几个星期了，它犹如一把时刻悬挂在他头上的利剑。
2.She did add that he often shirked on housework.
但她也补充称，他经常在家务活上偷懒。
3.It cannot be shirked. Shirking means surrender, and surrender means the end of government by the people.
这一问题不容回避，回避意味着投降，投降意味着民治政府的结束。
4.Gets fired from a software sales job after nine months because he shirked his duties to build his own clientele.
在从事一份软件销售工作九个月后被解雇，因为他为了发展自己的客户而没能完成本职工作。
5.Having swallowed the talent ideology , they shirked their duty to hold banking leaders to account .
由于轻信了人才观，他们把令银行业领袖负起责任的职责一推了之。
6.However, the fish pharmaceutical company deliberately shirked their responsibilities; it made Lao Wan so furious.
鱼药公司人员有意识的故意推卸责任，老宛大怒！
7.For years they have shirked their monetary responsibility, and now they find themselves up a blind alley.
多年来，他们一直逃避自己的货币责任，而现在却发现已无路可逃。
8.Countries instead largely shirked the challenge, content to rely on export-led growth by holding down their exchange rates.
然而这些国家往往逃避这些挑战，自满于压低汇率以仰赖出口需求的政策。
9.Youth is the happiest time of life because of its hope instead of what one has got or shirked.
青春是人生最快乐的时光，但这种快乐往往完全是因为充满着希望，而不是因为得到了什么或逃避了什么。
10.Having shirked tough reforms in the hope of staying popular, a weakened Mr Tusk may find the coming years harder going.
在过去为了保持受欢迎而回避了一些困难改革，对于被削弱的图克斯先生来说未来几年可能会更艰难。