| 释义 | View usage for: (lɪθɑːʳdʒɪk) adjectiveIf you are lethargic, you do not have much energy or enthusiasm.  He felt too miserable and lethargic to get dressed. Synonyms: sluggish, slow, lazy, sleepy More Synonyms of lethargiclethargic in American English (lɪˈθɑrdʒɪk)   adjective1.   of or producing lethargy 2.   having lethargy; abnormally drowsy or dull, sluggish, etc. Derived formslethargically (leˈthargically)  adverbWord origin ME litargik  < L lethargicus  < Gr lēthargikosThere is a danger that players can become lethargic with too much sleep, and need time to eat.In winter they become lethargic and go deeper.The performance was definitely lethargic with the visitors looking fresher and more innovative.If you lie in your room you get lethargic.Coming out of the stalls he was a bit lethargic and was looking round at the jump fences.Your brain becomes lazy and lethargic.I blame myself for a lethargic performance.First he has to trap the insect, then he puts it into a chiller until it becomes lethargic.She becomes lethargic and depressed.A stressed fish may become lethargic, stop feeding and become paler in colour.She said: 'I was lethargic and a bit dull.But as the days passed she seemed to get more lethargic, spending most of the day in bed, sleeping.Examples of 'lethargic' in a sentencelethargicIn other languageslethargicBritish English: lethargic ADJECTIVE  If you are lethargic, you do not have much energy or enthusiasm. He felt too miserable and lethargic to get dressed. American English: lethargicBrazilian Portuguese: letárgicoChinese: 没精打采的European Spanish: aletargadoFrench: léthargiqueGerman: trägeItalian: apaticoJapanese: 無気力なKorean: 무기력한European Portuguese: letárgicoLatin American Spanish: aletargado
He felt too miserable and lethargic to get dressed. Synonyms indifferent debilitated stupefied unenthusiastic enervated unenergeticOpposites spirited, active, alert, stimulated, vigorous, energetic, animated, responsiveAdditional synonymsMany people feel apathetic about the candidates in both parties. Synonyms uninterested,  passive,  indifferent,  sluggish,  unmoved,  stoic,  stoical,  unconcerned,  listless,  cold,  cool,  impassive,  unresponsive,  phlegmatic,  unfeeling,  unemotional,  torpid,  emotionless, insensibleDefinition sound asleep Granpa lies comatose on the sofa.Synonyms inert,  stupefied,  out cold,  somnolent,  torpid,  insensible,  dead to the world (informal), druggedDefinition feeling sleepy He felt pleasantly drowsy.Synonyms sleepy,  tired,  lethargic,  heavy,  nodding,  dazed,  dozy,  comatose,  dopey (slang),  half asleep,  somnolent, torpidlet your hair downletdownlethallethargiclethargyletterlettered
Additional synonymsDefinition not lively or energetic We all feel dull and sleepy between 1 and 3pm.Synonyms lifeless,  dead,  heavy,  slow,  indifferent,  sluggish,  insensitive,  apathetic,  listless,  unresponsive,  passionless, insensibleDefinition clumsy and slow I struggle to raise eyelids still heavy with sleep.Synonyms sluggish,  slow,  dull,  wooden,  stupid,  inactive,  inert,  apathetic,  drowsy,  listless,  indolent,  torpid,  hevEThey certainly were not politically inactive. Synonyms lazy,  passive,  slow,  quiet,  dull,  low-key (informal),  sluggish,  lethargic,  sedentary,  indolent,  somnolent,  torpid,  slothful (formal)Definition inactive or lifeless He covered the inert body with a blanketSynonyms inactive,  still,  motionless,  dead,  passive,  slack,  static,  dormant,  lifeless,  leaden,  immobile,  inanimate,  unresponsive,  unmoving,  quiescent,  torpid,  unreactive,  slumberous (poetic)Definition lacking energy He's a large languid man with a round and impassive face.Synonyms inactive,  lazy,  indifferent,  lethargic,  weary,  sluggish,  inert,  uninterested,  listless,  unenthusiastic,  languorous,  lackadaisical,  torpid, spiritlessDefinition not inclined to work or exert oneself I was too lazy to learn how to read music.Synonyms idle,  inactive,  indolent,  slack,  negligent,  inert,  remiss (formal),  workshy,  slothful (formal), shiftlessDefinition lacking interest or energy He was listless and pale and wouldn't eat.Synonyms languid,  sluggish,  lifeless,  lethargic,  heavy,  limp,  vacant,  indifferent,  languishing,  inert,  apathetic,  lymphatic,  impassive,  supine,  indolent,  torpid,  inattentive,  enervated,  spiritless,  mopishDefinition tired and ready for sleep I was beginning to feel amazingly sleepy.Synonyms drowsy,  sluggish,  lethargic,  heavy,  dull,  inactive,  somnolent,  torpid,  slumbersomeDefinition  lazy and unwilling to work He was not slothful: he had been busy all night.Synonyms lazy,  idle,  inactive,  indolent,  do-nothing (informal),  slack,  sluggish,  inert,  skiving (British, slang),  torpid,  good-for-nothing,  workshy,  fainéantDefinition (of business) not busy Island life is too slow for her liking.Synonyms dull,  quiet,  boring,  dead,  tame,  slack,  sleepy,  sluggish,  tedious,  stagnant,  unproductive,  inactive,  one-horse (informal),  uneventful,  uninteresting,  wearisome,  dead-and-alive (British),  unprogressiveAdditional synonymsDefinition drowsy The sedative makes people very somnolent.Synonyms sleepy,  drowsy,  dozy,  comatose,  nodding off (informal),  torpid,  half-awake,  heavy-eyedDefinition sluggish or dull He led a lazy, torpid life at the weekends.Synonyms inactive,  lazy,  sluggish,  languid,  slow,  dull,  passive,  numb,  motionless,  stagnant,  inert,  slow-moving,  lethargic,  apathetic,  lymphatic,  drowsy,  listless,  indolent,  languorous,  somnolent,  lackadaisical,  slothful (formal),  benumbed,  fainéant |