Hej, tak zgadza sie goldbrick oznacza osobe migająca sie od pracy lub swoich obowiazkow zwlaszcza gdy udaje ze jest chora.Synonim to np: a shirker/a slacker-obibok, guzdrala,leń ale tez ktos kto unika sluzby wojskowej zwlaszcza w czasie wojny..Czesto uzywane gdy mowi sie o zolnierzach ale moze ogolnie oznaczac kogos leniwego, powolnego lub osobe ktora udaje kogos kim nie jest-pozer(slang).Podam kilka przykladow:
1.goldbrick - a soldier who performs his duties without proper care or effort.
2.goldbrick - an idle worthless person/ a lazy bum.
3.goldbrick - a brick-shaped block that looks like gold but is not.
4.goldbrick - anything that is supposed to be valuable but turns out to be worthless.
5.goldbrick - deprive of by deceit (verb)./cheat, swindle.
6.goldbrick - avoid (one's assigned duties)(verb).
7.goldbrick - one who pretends to be something that they are not. (pozer)
To slowo ma kilka pisowni:gold brick/goldbrick/gold-brick/gold-bricker.
Jest tez takie okreslenie jak goldbricking:
1.In today's terms, generally refers to staff who use their work internet access for personal reasons while maintaining the appearance of working, which can lead to inefficiency.
Dude, I spent all day at work goldbricking - surfing the web, making long distance phone calls - basically just picking my ass.
2.To cheat at accomplishing a task, duty, or job.
3.To loaf or goof around on the job. Supposedly an old union term describing laborers (or more specifically, bricklayers) who were going so slow, it was as if each brick were made of solid gold. One can also be referred to as a "goldbricker".
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