lazy
/ˈleɪzi/
CEFR level A2Topic Daily lifeWord #843 in the learning path
懒惰的；不愿出力的
Definitions
adj. unwilling to work or make an effort
懒惰的；不愿出力的
adj. relaxed and involving little activity
悠闲的；懒洋洋的
Example
I felt too lazy to cook dinner tonight.
今晚我懒得做饭。
Students who struggle with homework should not automatically be considered lazy, as learning difficulties may be involved.
不应一概认为做作业有困难的学生懒惰，因为这可能涉及学习障碍。
Collocations
- too lazy to
- a lazy afternoon
- feel lazy
Word family
- laziness (n.)
- lazily (adv.)
- laze (v.)
Synonyms
- idle
Antonyms
- hardworking
- industrious
Usage tip
lazy afternoon指悠闲的午后，不一定含贬义。
FAQ
- What does lazy mean?
- unwilling to work or make an effort relaxed and involving little activity
- How is lazy pronounced?
- UK /ˈleɪzi/, US /ˈleɪzi/. Use the audio buttons above to listen.
