英[ˌæbsən'tiːɪzəm]美[ˌæbsən'tiːɪzəm]
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【结构分析】absenteeism=absent（缺席）+ee（的人）+ism（现象、主义）→经常缺席的做法→缺勤。=【词源解释】absent←拉丁语absentem（缺席）=【同源词】absent（缺席的），absence（缺席），absentee（缺席者）
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小知识
If you’ve got no reason to skip school or work but you do it all the time anyway, you’ve go a bad case of absenteeism. When there's absenteeism, someone isn't showing up.
Absenteeism is a word for the habit of being absent. If you miss weeks of school, absenteeism has become a problem. Calling in sick to work every week is another example of absenteeism. Absenteeism can be like a contagious disease — sometimes entire schools have problems with absenteeism. If there’s a good excuse for the absence, like a serious illness, it’s not absenteeism. So don’t forget those doctor’s notes.