溜个号翘个班
“slipping away, or skipping work”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
偷个懒装个病
“slacking off, faking an illness,”
溜个号 翘个班
“slipping away, or skipping work”
“won't cause problems just because no one sees you.”
“You know how people sneak off and skip out on shifts all the time.”
Colloquial workplace banter often touches on covert strategies employees use to take breathers or dodge supervision.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to sneak away; to zone out or leave unnoticed
A very common colloquial expression meaning to secretly wander off or mentally check out.
to skip work; to cut work
Use this casual slang when someone deliberately skips their work shift without permission.