laziness / ˈleɪ zi /

懒惰懒散怠惰怠慢

laziness2 个定义

adj. 形容词 adjective

la·zi·er, la·zi·est.

  1. averse or disinclined to work, activity, or exertion; indolent.
  2. causing idleness or indolence: a hot, lazy afternoon.
  3. slow-moving; sluggish: a lazy stream.
  4. placed on its side instead of upright.
v. 无主动词 verb

la·zied, la·zy·ing.

  1. to laze.

laziness 近义词

n. 名词 noun

unwillingness to work, be active

更多laziness例句

  1. Spice blends have never just been for “lazy” cooks, but a new generation is showing how crucial they are to any kitchen During the home-cooking renaissance of the early aughts, “from scratch” was the bar at which every kitchen endeavor was set.
  2. Instead of criticizing myself for being lazy and giving into my cravings, I was more proactive about fueling throughout the day to keep my blood sugar stable and switched up harder workouts for yoga, swimming, or a rest day during this phase.
  3. We relied on the lazy lighting method—covering charcoal in lighter fluid and lighting it with a match—and threw on some burgers once the charcoal was hot.
  4. Nowadays, social media users can easily spot a brand account that’s lazy with their posts.
  5. I’m not doing this in the middle of the afternoon because I was too lazy to do it in the morning, but because I am committed to increasing my blood plasma so I can dominate the competition at this year’s Turkey Trot.
  6. While some may classify that inactivity as laziness or indifference, Brown suggests the contrary.
  7. This is the conspiratorial mind using skepticism as a cloak for intellectual laziness.
  8. People tend to condemn the obese because they believe that “fatness” is evidence of laziness and lack of discipline.
  9. Fatigue, sadness, or psychosis is not about choice or laziness or selfishness.
  10. Next, add the vices of a rentier state: laziness, irresponsibility, a sense of entitlement, and ignorance.
  11. Ease of action need not imply laziness, but simply polite self-possession.
  12. Doubt arises ordinarily from laziness, weakness, indifference, or incapacity.
  13. They learn the lesson that happy people are the busy people, and they return home cured of their discontent and laziness.
  14. There is no ground for an explanation of such errors 207 as these except laziness and grossest illiteracy.
  15. But it would be unjust and inconsiderate to ascribe this want of productivity to the disposition called laziness.