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idleness

/ˈaɪ.dəl.nəs/

翻译: 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。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈaɪ.dəl.nəs/B2formal
  • 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。

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.

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  1. Lack of employmentB2formal

    The state of being without a job or occupation.

    zh失业

    • 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.

    同义词unemployment

    反义词employmentjoboccupationwork

  2. Lack of substance or valueC1formal

    The quality of being trivial, pointless, or without real worth.

    zh空洞无物

    • 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.

    同义词emptinessfrivolityfutilityinsignificancemeaninglessnesspointlessnesstrivialityvanityworthlessness

    反义词gravityimportancemeaningsignificancesubstancevalueweightworth

  3. Reluctance to workB2formal

    The trait of avoiding work or effort due to laziness or disinclination.

    zh懒惰

    • 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.

    同义词inactivityindolenceinertnesslanguorlazinessloafingloungeshiftlessnessslothsluggishnesstorpor

    反义词assiduitydiligenceindustriousnesslaboriousness

词形
  • idlenesses plural form
  • idlenesses' possessive plural form
  • idleness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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