英:['leɪzɪɪʃ]
美:['leɪzɪɪʃ]
英:['leɪzɪɪʃ]
美:['leɪzɪɪʃ]
adjective
disinclined to activity or exertion : not energetic or vigorous
The lazy child tried to avoid household chores.
encouraging inactivity or indolence
a lazy summer day
moving slowly : sluggish
a lazy river
droopy, lax
a rabbit with lazy ears
placed on its side
lazy E livestock brand
not rigorous or strict
lazy scholarship
verb
intransitive verb
to move or lie lazily : laze
Adjective and Verb perhaps from Middle Low German lasich feeble; akin to Middle High German erleswen to become weak
The first known use of lazy was in 1549
leachverb
to pass a liquid through to carry off the soluble componentsalso: to dissolve out by such means
leach minerals from rocks
leanoun
meadow, pasture
lazyadjective
not willing to act or work : indolent
moving slowly : sluggish
a lazy stream
1 a lazy child who avoided household chores
2 I should have done more work this weekend, but I was feeling lazy.
3 a hawk flying in lazy circles
4 a good afternoon to spend lazying on the back porch
5 With a lazy river and discovery center on-site, the grandkids will love visiting too.
6 Among the more unique features of Sar-Ko-Par Aquatics Center is its lazy river.
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