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lotus land

/ˈloʊtəs lænd/

翻译: 指梦幻、懒散或极乐无忧的地方或状态,常含逃避现实或不切实际闲散之意。源自荷马《奥德赛》中食莲人的神话国度。

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/ˈloʊtəs lænd/C1formalart
  • zh指梦幻、懒散或极乐无忧的地方或状态,常含逃避现实或不切实际闲散之意。源自荷马《奥德赛》中食莲人的神话国度。

A place or state of dreamy, lazy, or blissful ease, often implying escapism or unrealistic idleness. Derived from the mythological land of the lotus-eaters in Homer's Odyssey.

  1. Place of dreamy easeC1formal

    A mythical or imaginary place where life is easy, pleasant, and free from worries, often leading to laziness or apathy.

    zh莲花乡

    • He moved to a tropical island, hoping to find a lotus land of eternal relaxation.
    • The novel describes a lotus land where no one works and everyone is content.
    • Critics accused the government of creating a lotus land of welfare dependency.