| Definition of 'lazily' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adverb) lazily
in a slow and lazy manner
"I watched the blue smoke drift lazily away on the still air"
2. (adverb) idly, lazily
in an idle manner
"this is what I always imagined myself doing in the south of France, sitting idly, drinking coffee, watching the people"
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| Definition of 'lazily' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adverb) lazily
in a lazy manner
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Sense: too inclined to avoid hard work, exercise etc
I take the bus to work as I'm too lazy to walk; Lazy people tend to become fat.
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Afrikaans: lui-lui |
Arabic: بِكَسَل |
Bulgarian: мързеливо |
Brazilian: preguiçosamente |
Czech: líně |
German: faul |
Danish: dovent |
Greek: τεμπέλικα |
Spanish: perezosamente |
Estonian: laisalt |
Farsi: با تنبلی |
Finnish: laiskasti |
French: paresseusement |
Hebrew: בְּעַצלוּת |
Hindi: आलस्य, सुस्ती |
Croatian: lijeno |
Hungarian: lustán |
Indonesian: dengan malas |
Icelandic: letilega |
Italian: pigramente |
Japanese: なまけて |
Korean: 게으르게 |
Lithuanian: tingiai |
Latvian: slinki; laiski |
Malay: dengan malas |
Dutch: lui |
Norwegian: dovent |
Polish: leniwie |
Persian: با تنبلی |
Pashto: په ټڼبلى سره |
Portuguese: preguiçosamente |
Romanian: leneş |
Russian: лениво |
Slovak: lenivo |
Slovenian: leno |
Serbian: lenjo |
Swedish: lättjefullt |
Thai: อย่างเกียจคร้าน |
Turkish: tembelce, tembel tembel |
Taiwanese: 懶洋洋地 |
Ukrainian: ліниво |
Urdu: سستی سے |
Vietnamese: một cách lười nhác |
Chinese: 懒洋洋地 |
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