sickie

sickie

美 ['sɪki] 　英 ['sɪki]

• n.称病缺勤；假病假
• 网络装病；请病假

词形变化

复数：sickies  

英汉解释

n.	1. a day of sick leave, especially one taken for reasons other than genuine illness 2. a day when you say you are ill because you do not want to go to work

例句

Pulling a sickie is not something I'm prone to do . And, while I'd like to say I feel sick , I don't .

我不喜欢做个病人，所以当我常常说自己不舒服的时候其实我一定也没有不舒服。

According to the Sun newspaper (not the most reliable source, but still) 2. 4m Britons threw a sickie last Monday.

据《太阳报》的说法（尽管不是非常可信），上周一有240万英国人请了“病假”。

take a sickie : to take the day off work when one isn't really sick.

一个人不是真的生病却要请一天病假。

Pulling a sickie is not something I'm prone to do.

请病假可不是我愿意做的事儿。

I'd bribe the player who's taken my place to pull a sickie

贿赂那个占据了我的位置的球员