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，所以她经常逃学。

Skiving? It means they're bunking their lesson.

溜号？就是说他们都逃了。

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

“不能逃占卜。”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逃吧？”

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

“如果斯内普再来上黑魔法防御术，我就请病假。”

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

例如，不要告诉妈妈我逃学了。

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

“去的不暴露身份！”费太太嚷道，“摄魂，个逃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，他说他病得不能来上班，但我认为他是在偷懒。

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

我估计她很快会回来 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年的一份报告描述了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.

“如果斯内普再来上黑魔法防御术，我就请病假。”罗恩说，时他们已经吃罢午饭，正要去上卢平教授的。

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.

似乎是合理的——除了个人告诉他的老板他的狗死了作为先前逃跑的借口之外。