惰性 | duò xìng | inert (chemistry); apathy; inertia; laziness | |
懒惰 | lǎn duò | idle; lazy | |
怠惰 | dài duò | idleness | |
惰性气体 | duò xìng qì tǐ | inert gas; noble gas (chemistry) | |
懈惰 | xiè duò | slack; idle |
1 | The person who reads too much and uses his brain too little will fall into lazy habits of thinking. | |
2 | They are striving for the ideal which is close to the heart of every Chinese and for which, n the past, many Chinese have laid down their lives. | |
3 | Resist intellectual laziness, actively pursue answers instead of passively accepting them, and you' ll be the one giving the tips. | |
4 | It' s kinda easy to just fall into a habit of doing stuff or consuming things without really having much of a reason for doing so. | |
5 | Yea, the king had better amend his own indolence or arrogance, for these two vices generally cause his people either to despise him or to hate him. |