偷懒 | tōu lǎn | to goof off; to be lazy | |
懒惰 | lǎn duò | idle; lazy | |
懒散 | lǎn sǎn | inactive; careless; lazy; indolent; negligent | |
懒汉 | lǎn hàn | idle fellow; lazybones | |
慵懒 | yōng lǎn | languid; indolent |
1 | Probably not, because I'm just that lazy. | |
2 | "That no-good lazy donkey!" said he. | |
3 | Developing a web application will become so easy, that it might make the readers very lazy. | |
4 | Probably that the author was lazy, or at least, rushed. | |
5 | If I get lazy and go weeks or months without exercising it's not because of circumstances but because I'm being less disciplined. |