To rest and enjoy free time; to relax or be at leisure when not working or studying.

to leave something unused or to let it lie idle; to set something aside

leisurely; carefree; relaxed; living a life of ease and comfort without worries

To poke one's nose into other people's business; to be too inquisitive about matters that do not concern one

to wander about aimlessly; to stroll around in one's leisure time

to chat casually; to have a conversation without a specific topic

to meddle in affairs that are none of one's business

leisure; spare time

leisure; free time; time spent not being busy or occupied

to loaf around and do no work; to be idle and hate working

Irresponsible talk or critical remarks about others; hearsay

An idle person; someone with nothing to do or someone who is at leisure

living in a relaxed or laid-back manner, often without much work or discipline; leisurely and carefree

quiet and at leisure; free from work or worry

other people's business; matters that do not concern one personally; meddling

to chat idly; to engage in casual conversation

To engage in casual conversation or small talk; to chat informally.

leisurely and comfortable; relaxed and at ease

To find a little bit of free time in the middle of being very busy

Having less farm work to do; being in the agricultural off-season

to engage in idle talk or casual conversation; to chat aimlessly

ordinary; common; unimportant; not worth much attention

at leisure; idle; free from any chores or obligations

spare time; time spent at leisure or in being idle

Money that is not currently needed for necessities and is set aside for other uses

(idiom) describing a state of being relaxed, poised, and at ease

Idle talk; gossip; irresponsible or groundless comments about others' private affairs

To be without a job or staying at home between positions; originally used to describe an official living at home after resigning from office.

clothing that is designed for comfort and leisure activities rather than formal or professional use

leisurely and carefree mood; a relaxed interest or interest in life's quiet pleasures

A relaxed or leisurely state of mind; the mood or inclination to do something non-essential.

To treat someone or something as ordinary and not important; to take lightly.

an ordinary or insignificant person; often used in the negative to mean someone who is not to be trifled with or who is highly capable

To wander about aimlessly; to loaf or idle around.

To refrain from meddling or interfering in things that are none of one's concern; often used as an angry warning or a blunt piece of advice.

to spend or kill one's leisure time

peaceful, quiet, and at one's ease; enjoying leisure and tranquility

Books read for leisure or entertainment rather than for study or work.

casual, loose, and comfortable clothing worn for leisure activities; also called [[休闲服|休閒服|xiu1 xian2 fu2]]

To take a break from work or find time for rest when busy

to be free from work or other duties; to have leisure time

To live a life of leisure at home; to be retired or unemployed and living quietly at home

leisurely and carefree; free and easy

relaxed and leisurely; carefree

idle gossip; comments made behind someone's back about their private business or character

at ease and content; relaxed and satisfied with oneself

Like floating clouds and wild cranes; describes a person who is carefree, unconstrained, and lives a life of leisure, often used for a hermit or someone who avoids worldly affairs

To eat without working; to be a loafer who gets paid or fed without doing any work.