Bunk off

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verb

To skip or avoid a situation, such as school, a meeting, or a task, in an irresponsible way.

John bunked off work yesterday to catch his favorite sports team on TV.
Visual representation of "bunk off" - To skip or avoid a situation, such as school, a meeting, or a task, in an irresponsible way

Often appears as...

  • bunk off work
  • bunk off school

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Informal

Colloquial

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British Slang

The phrase is common in British English but might not be understood elsewhere.

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She bunked off lessons and got in trouble.
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Negative Connotation

'Bunk off' implies a lack of responsibility and is seen negatively.

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He's going to bunk off again and miss his deadlines.
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Informal Usage

Used in everyday speech among friends or in casual settings, not formal situations.

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They're planning to bunk off the club meeting.
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