Bunk off work

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verb

To intentionally not go to work when expected.

Sam decided to bunk off work and spend the day at the beach instead.
Visual representation of "bunk off work" - To intentionally not go to work when expected.

Often appears as...

  • planning to bunk off work
  • often bunk off work

Usage tips

Informal

Colloquial

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Casual Usage

The phrase is informal and best used in casual conversation rather than formal situations.

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I'm so tired. Think I might bunk off work tomorrow.
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Negative Connotation

'Bunk off work' often implies a lack of responsibility or professionalism when missing work.

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He's not sick; he's just bunking off work again.
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Not for Formal Writing

Avoid this phrase in formal writing, job applications, or when speaking with superiors.

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I bunked off work yesterday - oops, I probably shouldn't have written that in my report.
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