Yes, in British English we usually say 'skive' or 'skive off' or 'bunk off'

是的，在英式英语中，我们通常说“skive”或者“skive off”或者“bunk off”。

Um, she hated school so she skived off a lot.

嗯，她讨厌学校，所以她经常学。

Skiving? It means they're bunking their lesson.

溜号？就是说他们都。

" You can't skive off Divination, " said Hermione severely.

“你不能占卜。”赫敏正色说。

" Hogwarts prefects surely don't wish to skive off lessons? "

“霍沃茨的级长总不会想要吧？”

" If Snape's teaching Defense Against the Dark Arts again, I'm skiving off, "

“如果斯内普黑魔法防御术，我就请病假。”

For example, Don't tell mum I skived off school.

例如，不要告诉妈妈我学。

" I'll give you undercover! " cried Mrs Figg, " Dementors, you useless, skiving sneak thief! "

“去你的不暴露身份！”费太太嚷道，“摄魂怪，你这个避责任的没用的大骗子！”

For example, he says he's too ill to come to work, but I think he's skiving.

例如，他说他病得不能班，但我认为他是在偷懒。

I'd say she won't be long, but she's probably skiving again.

我估计她很快会回 不过她可能又在磨洋工。

One report of 1796 describes how employees at a firm in Furstenberg drank schnapps at work or skived off to go hunting.

1796年的一份报告描述弗斯滕贝一家公司的员工是如何在工作时喝烈酒，或是驾车去打猎。

“If Snape's teaching Defense Against the Dark Arts again, I'm skiving off, ” said Ron as they headed toward Lupin's classroom after lunch.

“如果斯内普黑魔法防御术，我就请病假。”罗恩说，这时他们已经吃罢午饭，正要去卢平教授的。

This might seem reasonable - apart from the fact that the man told his boss his dog was dead as a previous excuse for skiving off.

这似乎是合理的——除这个人告诉他的老板他的狗死作为先前跑的借口之外。