to not feel like doing something; to be disinclined or too lazy to do something

lazy; idle; not liking to work, study, or think

To shirk work or responsibilities; to loaf on the job or be lazy when one should be working.

to sleep late instead of getting up at the usual time; to sleep in; to have a lie-in

lazy person; sluggard; idler

sluggish; lethargic; feeling sleepy or slow to move

indolent; negligent; slack; describes a person or attitude that is lazy and lacks discipline

a lazy person; an idle bum or laggard

languid; indolent; describing a state of being sluggish or lacking energy

colloquial term for a lazy person; often used playfully or as a lighthearted insult

a stretch of one's body when tired or just waking up; usually used with [[伸|伸|shen1]]

idle fellow; lazybones; sluggard; goldbrick

fond of eating and drinking but averse to work; likes to enjoy life without putting in any effort

to stretch oneself, often by extending the arms and arching the back when tired or just waking up

a lazy person; often used as a lighthearted insult or scolding

sloth; a slow-moving mammal of the tropical forests of Central and South America that lives in trees

To reward those who are hardworking and punish those who are lazy.

disheartened and hopeless; to feel downhearted or lose all motivation

A type of small, nocturnal primate with a round head and large eyes, known for its extremely slow movements; loris

indolent; lazy and careless; slack; free and easy

tired and indolent; lazy; lacking energy

colloquial; lazy; idle; indolent; not hard-working in study or labor

to avoid work or effort; to shy away from labor; to be lazy

To be lazy or idle; to be unwilling to work or do anything

cloth shoes without laces that often have elastic on the sides, designed to be easy to put on and take off

describes a feeling of bodily aching or soreness that makes one feel listless and unwilling to move

(proverb) literally meaning that if the people are hardworking, the land will not be lazy; if a person works hard on the land, they will surely get a good harvest. good harvest.

to be greedy for food and lazy in work; to describe a person who is a lazy glutton or someone who seeks enjoyment without making an effort

dispirited and discouraged; to lose heart and become despondent

(literary) to be lazy; to loaf on the job

greatly discouraged and lacking the will to continue; dejected and dispirited

lazy and sluggish, often used to describe a feeling of listlessness or being low on energy

A Taiwan neologism for a collection of information presented in an easy-to-understand format, such as a summary, infographic, or digest, designed to quickly brief the reader on a complex topic.

a large fabric bag filled with small pieces of plastic or foam and used as a chair

(traditional) A long, low-legged bench placed inside the main entrance of a house or along a hallway

a lazy way of doing things; a solution for somebody who is lazy or wants to avoid effort

A lazy woman or housewife

lazy woman's foot-binding bandages; a metaphor for writing or speech that is both smelly and long, or insufferably tedious and boring

To be unwilling to do something; to be in no mood to do something; to have no interest in doing something.

not wishing to acknowledge someone or unwilling to respond

a lazy person; chairwarmer

a drowsy or slow-moving cat

lazybones; idler; sluggard

lazy pronunciation or speech that omits or simplifies certain sounds, often occurring in fast or casual conversation

(proverb) used to describe a lazy person who makes up many excuses to avoid or delay a task; literally, when a lazy donkey is put to work at the grindstone, it suddenly needs to pee and poop a lot

to loaf on the job; to be lazy or escape from one's duties