懈怠 | xiè dài | slack; lazy; remiss | |
怠慢 | dài màn | to slight; to neglect | |
倦怠 | juàn dài | worn out; exhausted; dispirited | |
怠工 | dài gōng | to slacken off in one's work; to go slow (as a form of strike) | |
怠惰 | dài duò | idleness |
1 | To be fair a lot of the people I see in the shops may be topping off their batteries after a long mobile day on battery power but somehow I don't think they all could be. | |
2 | Resist intellectual laziness, actively pursue answers instead of passively accepting them, and you' ll be the one giving the tips. | |
3 | The greatest amount of exhaust emissions are produced at idle and during low-speed operation . | |
4 | And suddenly, the prospect of a phone that might lure me into a new level of educational laziness gave me the perverse urge to really learn something. | |
5 | In the United States, the problems started with excesses and defaults in the subprime lending and housing markets. |