idleness
/ˈaɪ.dəl.nəs/noun
B2formalcommon/ˈaɪ.dəl.nəs/incontable
A noun referring to the state of being without employment or activity; the quality of lacking substance or value; the trait of being idle due to an unwillingness to work.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние без работы или деятельности; качество отсутствия содержания или ценности; черта безделья из-за нежелания работать.esSustantivo que designa el estado de no tener trabajo o actividad; la cualidad de carecer de contenido o valor; el rasgo de la ociosidad por falta de voluntad para trabajar.frNom désignant l'état de ne pas travailler ou de ne pas avoir d'activité ; qualité de ce qui est sans contenu ni valeur ; trait de paresse par manque de volonté de travailler.deZustand des Nichtstuns oder der Untätigkeit; die Eigenschaft, nutzlos oder wertlos zu sein; Trägheit aus mangelnder Arbeitsbereitschaft.ptSubstantivo que designa o estado de não estar trabalhando ou ocupado; qualidade de não ter conteúdo ou valor; traço de preguiça por falta de vontade de trabalhar.zh名词,指没有工作或活动的状态;也指缺乏内容或价值的性质;以及因不愿工作而懒惰的特点。arاسم يدل على حالة عدم العمل أو النشاط، وعلى صفة عدم الجدوى أو القيمة، وعلى الميل إلى الكسل والإحجام عن العمل.
- Lack of employment B2 formal
The state of being without a job or occupation.
- After the factory closed, many workers faced a period of idleness.
- He was frustrated by his prolonged idleness after graduation.
- The government introduced programs to combat idleness among the youth.
ruБезработицаesDesempleofrétat de chômagedeArbeitslosigkeitptDesempregozh失业arالبطالة
Sinónimos: unemployment
Antónimos: employmentjoboccupationwork
- Lack of substance or value C1 formal
The quality of being trivial, pointless, or without real worth.
- The article was criticized for its intellectual idleness.
- He dismissed the rumors as mere idleness of the mind.
- The conversation drifted into idleness, touching on nothing important.
ruПустотаesfutilidadfrfutilitédeNichtigkeitptFutilidadezh空洞无物arتفاهة
Sinónimos: emptinessfrivolityfutilityinsignificancemeaninglessnesspointlessnesstrivialityvanityworthlessness
Antónimos: gravityimportancemeaningsignificancesubstancevalueweightworth
- Reluctance to work B2 formal
The trait of avoiding work or effort due to laziness or disinclination.
- His idleness cost him several job opportunities.
- She was known for her idleness, always finding excuses to avoid tasks.
- The manager warned him that his idleness would not be tolerated.
ruЛеньesPerezafrParessedeTrägheitptPreguiçazh懒惰arالكسل
Sinónimos: inactivityindolenceinertnesslanguorlazinessloafingloungeshiftlessnessslothsluggishnesstorpor
- idlenesses plural form
- idlenesses' possessive plural form
- idleness's possessive singular form