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lazy

/ˈleɪ.zi/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne qui ne souhaite pas travailler ou faire des efforts, ou qui manque d'activité et d'énergie; caractérisé par l'absence de motivation ou de dynamisme.

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adjective

/ˈleɪ.zi/A2formal
  • frQualifie une personne qui ne souhaite pas travailler ou faire des efforts, ou qui manque d'activité et d'énergie; caractérisé par l'absence de motivation ou de dynamisme.

Describes a person who is unwilling to work or use energy; characterized by a lack of effort or activity.

  1. Moving slowly and gentlyB1formal

    Characterized by a slow, relaxed, or unhurried pace.

    frlanguide

    • The lazy river wound through the valley.
    • A lazy breeze rustled the leaves.
    • They spent a lazy afternoon by the pool.

    Synonymeslanguidlanguorousleisurelyrelaxedslowunhurried

    Antonymesactivebriskenergeticfastlivelyquick

  2. Disinclined to work or exertionA2informal

    Unwilling to make an effort or engage in activity; idle.

    frParesseux

    • He is too lazy to clean his room.
    • She felt lazy and didn't want to go out.
    • Lazy employees often miss deadlines.

    Synonymesidleinactiveindolentinertlaggardlethargiclistlessshiftlessslothfulsluggish

    Antonymesactiveambitiousassiduousconscientiousdiligentenergetichardworkingindustriousmotivatedproductive

Formes
  • lazier comparative form
  • laziest superlative form
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