英:['læksətɪ]
美:[ˈlæksɪti]
英:['læksətɪ]
美:[ˈlæksɪti]
n.
松弛
散漫
(肠的)松动
泻肚
lax·i·ty
laek sih ti
复数:laxities
词根:lax
adj.lax 松的;松懈的;腹泻的
adv.laxatively 放肆地
laxly 松懈地;缓慢地
n.lax 松元音;泻肚
laxation 松弛;松懈;轻泻;排粪
noun
the state or quality of being careless or slack; looseness.The laxity of the new supervisor was the cause of inefficiency and loss of discipline among the work staff.
1520年代,源自法语 laxité,来自拉丁语 laxitatem(主格 laxitas)“宽度,广阔”,源自 laxus “松散的,宽松的”(参见 lax)。更早的名词是 laxation(14世纪晚期)。Laxness 出现于1630年代。
The first known use of laxity was in 1528
layer1 of 2noun
one that lays
their hens were poor layers
one thickness or fold over or under another
a layer or rock
layer2 of 2verb
to separate into layers
to form by adding layers
layer1 of 2noun
one that lays
their hens were poor layers
one thickness or fold over or under another
a layer or rock
layer2 of 2verb
to separate into layers
to form by adding layers
layer1 of 2noun
one that lays
their hens were poor layers
one thickness or fold over or under another
a layer or rock
layer2 of 2verb
to separate into layers
to form by adding layers
layaway1 of 2noun
a purchasing agreement by which a seller agrees to hold merchandise on which a deposit has been made until the price is paid in full by the buyer
lay away2 of 2verb
to put aside for future use or delivery
laxadjective
not firm or tight : loose
not strict
laxitynoun
the quality or state of being lax
laxitynoun
the quality or state of being loose ligamentous laxity
a certain laxity of the bowels
1 For some reason — perhaps nostalgia, perhaps finances, perhaps troubling laxity — the Hoyas brought Ewing back after they lost all 19 of their Big East games last season.
2 Epidemiologists are predicting the peak of infections and deaths is still to come, thanks to the laxity in social distancing encouraged by Mr. Bolsonaro.
3 Very mild, absorption effect is particularly good for improvement of dry eye skin laxity wrinkles is very helpful.
很温和,吸收效果特别好,对改善眼部肌肤干燥松弛细纹很有帮助。
4 But bloating, laxity, conceit, extravagance and inertia are to be found in certain degrees.
现在是有点肿 、 散 、 骄 、 奢、惰.
5 "From the way Senator Matata and Mr. Christo Grobler...collaborated, one can easily understand the laxity by the public treasury from which the latter benefited," the prosecutors said in their letter.
6 The severe spike in case numbers prompted the Health Ministry to issue a grave warning in a statement on Thursday, saying the rise was due to laxity among Iraqis who flout preventative measures.
7 While Connecticut may be vaccinating its population rapidly, the level of protection we now have does not warrant the laxity now being seen.
8 The newspapers accused local police of laxity in dealing with gamblers.
报纸指责当地警察在对付赌徒方面执法不严.
9 The country has been averaging more than 90,000 daily cases in April in a second wave largely attributed to laxity in public safety protocols.
10 We must assume a certain lifestyle laxity in a gnarly artist previously self-billed as "anarchist", "antichrist" and a "potential H bomb".
11 But by holding fast to the dollar, Germany ended up importing America's laxity.
但是,由于紧盯美元,德国受到了美国宽松政策的冲击。
12 In 1940, a city investigation found it was plagued by “illegality, inefficiency, laxity and waste.”
13 The most obvious culprit was the extraordinary laxity of America's mortgage-underwriting standards in the later stages of the boom.
最显而易见的罪魁是繁荣后期美国宽松得离谱的按揭贷款标准。
14 The announcement of the case drew criticism on social media, both for the apparent laxity in enforcing isolation rules, and for failing to let the public know where the infected Egyptian visitor may have been.
15 During the festival season, he said, “any laxity could mean the possibility of a spike in cases which could strain India’s health system.”
16 The cases had been falling steadily since a peak in late September, but experts say increased public gatherings and laxity toward public health guidance is leading to the latest surge.
17 The latest revelations about Mr. Trump’s own laxity with classified information and his haphazard adherence to federal record-keeping laws have drawn cries of hypocrisy from Democrats.
18 Such data could include detailed accuracy studies (for example, physical measurements of bone cuts and post-operative laxity gaps) and time studies that researchers could correlate to surgical time and learning curve.
19 American television is more squeamish about finding the humor in parental laxity and indifference; even “Roseanne” made a point of showing the loving mother beneath the barbs.
20 He attributed the increased defiance of the lockdown on “laxity in enforcement, fatigue and hunger.”
1 疏忽
regardless slack negligent derelict remiss unkempt neglectful heedless slovenly unmindful neglect oversight negligence omission blunder inattention dereliction inadvertence slipup nap slacken slight omit disregard inadvertent forgetful unwary inattentive unheeding pretermission security goof culpa slip escape omissive careless ballup oscitation balls-up nod forget
5 不正确
bad wrong false incorrect inaccurate lax unfaithful fallible inexact incorrectly falsely wrongly inaccuracy impropriety inexactitude
6 宽松
easy full wide loose spacious roomy baggy voluminous lenient loose-fitting liberally leniently fullness spaciousness looseness
7 暧昧
mysterious vague shady ambiguous dubious left-handed ambivalent indefinable oracular sibylline darkness ambiguity opacity ambivalence vagueness
8 松弛
loose slack lax flabby flaccid slackly looseness slackening relax neutral laid-back fallow saggy flagging unbending unbent ungirt quaggy softly relaxedly resolution relaxation remission laxation flag sag decompress unbend loosen slacken unbutton soft baggy pasty remiss flappy lollingly lazy thaw unbuckle unwind unstring unbrace
11 不检点
12 放纵
let-alone loose abandoned lax extravagant unlicensed unbridled wanton unrestrained self-indulgent licentious unlaced overindulgent reinless inordinately indulgently riotously immorally laisser-aller license abandonment indulgence extravagance self-indulgence overindulgence intemperance permissiveness libertinism unrestraint sluttery overindulge self-abandoned large wide luxurious riotous ungoverned hog-wild incontinent extravagancy abandon jazz riot self-abandonment truck unbridle
13 不严谨