slackest
adj. 松(弛)的( slack的最高階 ); 清淡的; 不活躍的; 懈怠的
Something that is slack is loose and not firmly stretched or tightly in position.
The boy's jaw went slack.
男孩張大了嘴巴。
A slack period is one in which there is not much work or activity.
The workload can be evened out, instead of the shop having busy times and slack periods.
商其工作量可以平均開來,不像商店那樣有時很忙,有時很閒。
Someone who is slack in their work does not do it properly.
Many publishers have simply become far too slack.
許多出版商就是變得過於懈怠了。
If someone is slacking, they are not working as hard as they should.
He had never let a foreman see him slacking.
他從未在哪個工頭面前表現出絲毫懈怠。
To take up the slack or pick up the slack means to do or provide something that another person or organization is no longer doing or providing.
As major airlines give up less-traveled routes, smaller planes are picking up the slack.
由於大型航空公司放棄了乘客較少的路線,一些較小的飛機正在加緊補位。