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lassitude

/ˈlæs.ɪ.tjuːd/

翻译: 名词,指身体或精神上的疲倦状态,缺乏精力,或一种倦怠、冷淡、无动于衷的感觉。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈlæs.ɪ.tjuːd/C2formal
  • zh名词,指身体或精神上的疲倦状态,缺乏精力,或一种倦怠、冷淡、无动于衷的感觉。

A noun describing a state of physical or mental weariness, lack of energy, or a feeling of listlessness and indifference.

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  1. Comatose torporC2formalmedical

    A state of deep lethargy or near-unconsciousness, often associated with medical conditions like sleeping sickness.

    zh昏睡性迟钝

    • The patient's lassitude was so severe that he could not be roused.
    • Lassitude is a hallmark symptom of advanced sleeping sickness.
    • The doctor noted the lassitude and ordered immediate tests.

    同义词comalethargystuportorporunconsciousness

    反义词alertnessenergyvigorwakefulness

  2. Lack of interest or energyC1formal

    A feeling of weariness, disinterest, or mental fatigue that reduces motivation.

    zh倦怠

    • A strange lassitude overcame him during the long lecture.
    • She struggled to shake off the lassitude that followed her illness.
    • The team's lassitude was evident in their slow responses.

    同义词apathyennuifatiguelanguorlethargylistlessnesssluggishnesstorporweariness

    反义词dynamismenergyenthusiasmvigor

  3. Weakness and lack of vitalityC1formal

    Physical or mental weakness characterized by a noticeable lack of energy or vigor.

    zh虚弱无力

    • Chronic lassitude left him unable to complete even simple tasks.
    • The heat induced a general lassitude among the workers.
    • Her lassitude was not due to laziness but to an underlying condition.

    同义词debilityenervationexhaustionfatiguefeeblenesslanguorlethargylistlessnesstorporweariness

    反义词animationenergylivelinessspiritvigorvitality

词形
  • lassitudes plural form
  • lassitudes' possessive plural form
  • lassitude's possessive singular form
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