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idler

/ˈaɪ.dəl/

Traducción: Describe a una persona, máquina o estado que no está activo, no trabaja o no se usa; a menudo implica pereza o falta de propósito., Sustantivo que designa a una persona que evita el trabajo o pasa el tiempo sin hacer nada productivo.

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adjective

idle/ˈaɪ.dəl/B1formal
  • esDescribe a una persona, máquina o estado que no está activo, no trabaja o no se usa; a menudo implica pereza o falta de propósito.

Describes a person, machine, or state that is not active, working, or in use; often implies laziness or lack of purpose.

  1. Not active or workingB1formal

    Not engaged in any activity; not in action or at work.

    esinactivo

    • The factory machines stood idle during the strike.
    • He spent an idle afternoon just watching the clouds.
    • The workers were idle because of the power outage.

    Sinónimosat leisuredormantinactiveindolentlanguidlazyquiescentsluggishunemployedunoccupied

    Antónimosactivebusyindustriousworking

  2. Without reason or factB2formal

    Lacking a basis in reason or fact; groundless.

    esinfundado

    • The rumors were idle gossip with no truth behind them.
    • He made idle threats that he never intended to carry out.
    • Idle speculation about the merger caused unnecessary worry.

    Sinónimosbaselessemptygroundlessunfoundedunjustifiedunreasonableunsubstantiatedunsupportedunwarrantedvain

    Antónimosjustifiedvalid

  3. Not in useB1formal

    Not currently being used or operated.

    esinactivo

    • The computer remained idle for hours.
    • Idle land was converted into a community garden.
    • The car sat idle in the garage all winter.

    Sinónimosavailabledormantfallowfreeinactiveunoccupiedunusedvacant

    Antónimosactivebusyin useoperationalutilizedworking

  4. Silly or trivialB2formal

    Lacking serious purpose or value; frivolous.

    esfútil, frívolo

    • They engaged in idle chatter about the weather.
    • Idle pastimes like watching reality TV don't interest him.
    • She dismissed the question as idle curiosity.

    Sinónimosemptyfrivolousinsignificantpointlesssillytriflingtrivialunimportantvainworthless

    Antónimosimportantmeaningfulpurposefulserioussignificantsubstantialvaluableweighty

  5. Lacking restraint or responsibilityB2formal

    Showing a lack of discipline or sense of duty.

    esOcioso, irresponsable

    • Idle behavior in the classroom disrupted the lesson.
    • He was criticized for his idle lifestyle.
    • Idle hands are the devil's workshop, as the saying goes.

    Sinónimoscarelessirresponsiblelooseundisciplined

    Antónimosconscientiousdiligentdisciplinedindustriousresponsible

  6. Not yielding a returnC1formal

    Not producing any profit, benefit, or result.

    esimproductivo, que no rinde

    • The investment lay idle, earning no interest.
    • Idle capital is a waste of resources.
    • The land remained idle, generating no income.

    Sinónimosbarrendeaddormantfruitlessnonproductiveprofitlessunproductiveunprofitable

    Antónimosfruitfulproductiveprofitable

  7. Not having a jobB1formal

    Unemployed or without paid work.

    esDesempleado, sin trabajo

    • He has been idle since the company closed down.
    • The government created programs to help idle workers.
    • Many idle youths are seeking employment opportunities.

    Sinónimosjoblessout of workunemployed

    Antónimosbusyemployedworking

Formas
  • idler comparative form
  • more idle comparative form
  • idlest superlative form
  • most idle superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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noun

/ˈaɪd.lər/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona que evita el trabajo o pasa el tiempo sin hacer nada productivo.

A noun referring to a person who avoids work or spends time doing nothing productive.

  1. Lazy personB2informal

    A person who avoids work or spends time doing nothing productive.

    esPersona ociosa

    • He was known as an idler who never helped around the house.
    • The manager fired the idler who spent most of the day on his phone.
    • She called him an idler because he refused to get a job.

    Sinónimosdawdlergood-for-nothinglaggardlazybonesloaferloungermalingerershirkerslacker

    Antónimosgo-gettertoilerworker

Formas
  • idlers plural form
  • idlers' possessive plural form
  • idler's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condiciones heredadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

Enlace de origen

Se aplican todas las licencias

Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.