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单词 ↑Laziness and lazy people
释义 ↑Laziness and lazy people
Laziness and lazy people
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 4 SL ↑♯ Laziness and lazy people (103) in total
    1. CBA HUMOROUS ↑CBA
    2. avoid sth like the plague ↑avoid sth like the plague
    3. avoid verb [T] ↑avoid :: 2 × Preventing and impeding :: 2 × Moving in order to avoid contact :: 2 × Limiting and restricting :: 2 × Laziness and lazy people :: 2 × Digressing and being indirect or evasive :: 2 × Avoiding action
    4. avoidance noun [U] ↑avoidance
    5. bone idle UK ↑bone idle
    6. bottle out UK SLANGphrasal verb with bottle verb [T] ↑bottle out
    7. bum around INFORMALphrasal verb with bum verb [T] SLANG ↑bum around
    8. chicken out SLANG DISAPPROVINGphrasal verb with chicken verb ↑chicken out
    9. circumvent verb [T] FORMAL ↑circumvent
    10. cop out SLANGphrasal verb with cop verb [T] ↑cop out
    11. cry off INFORMALphrasal verb with cry verb [I or T] ↑cry off
    12. cut verb [T] MAINLY US INFORMAL (MISS) ↑cut
    13. deadbeat noun [C] MAINLY US INFORMAL ↑deadbeat
    14. dodge noun [C] INFORMAL ↑dodge
    15. dodge verb ↑dodge
    16. dodger noun [C] ↑dodger
    17. doss about/aroundphrasal verb with doss verb [I usually + adv/prep] UK SLANG ↑doss about/around :: 2 × Laziness and lazy people :: 2 × Avoiding action
    18. dosser noun [C] UK SLANG ↑dosser
    19. duck out of sth INFORMALphrasal verb with duck verb ↑duck out of sth
    20. elude verb [T] (NOT BE CAUGHT) ↑elude
    21. eschew verb [T] FORMAL ↑eschew
    22. evade verb [T] ↑evade
    23. evasion noun [C or U] ↑evasion
    24. fiddle about/around DISAPPROVINGphrasal verb with fiddle verb ↑fiddle about/around
    25. fight shy of UK ↑fight shy of
    26. flinch from sth/doing sthphrasal verb with flinch verb [I] ↑flinch from sth/doing sth
    27. fudge noun [C usually singular] (AVOID) ↑fudge
    28. fudge verb [T] ↑fudge
    29. get off your tail US SLANG ↑get off your tail
    30. get out of sth (AVOID)phrasal verb with get verb ↑get out of sth
    31. get round sth UK (US get around sth) — phrasal verb with get verb ↑get round sth
    32. goof off US INFORMALphrasal verb with goof verb [I or T] MAINLY US INFORMAL ↑goof off
    33. hold backphrasal verb with hold verb ↑hold back
    34. idle adjective (LAZY) ↑idle
    35. idly adverb ↑idly
    36. indolent adjective LITERARY ↑indolent
    37. inertia noun [U] (LACK OF ACTIVITY) ↑inertia
    38. insure against sthphrasal verb with insure verb ↑insure against sth
    39. jump verb [T] (AVOID) ↑jump
    40. keep your head down ↑keep your head down
    41. layabout noun [C] INFORMAL ↑layabout
    42. lazy adjective ↑lazy
    43. lazybones noun [C] INFORMAL DISAPPROVING ↑lazybones
    44. lie down on the job MAINLY US DISAPPROVING ↑lie down on the job
    45. loaf verb [I] INFORMAL ↑loaf
    46. loafer noun [C] (LAZY PERSON) ↑loafer
    47. malinger verb [I] DISAPPROVING ↑malinger
    48. mess around INFORMAL (UK ALSO mess about) (SPEND TIME)phrasal verb with mess verb ↑mess around
    49. miss verb (NOT DO) ↑miss :: 2 × Absent
    50. not soil your hands LITERARY ↑not soil your hands
    51. obviate verb [T] FORMAL ↑obviate
    52. parasite noun [C] ↑parasite
    53. phone in sth INFORMAL OFTEN DISAPPROVINGphrasal verb with phone verb [I or T] ↑phone in sth
    54. run a mile UK INFORMAL ↑run a mile
    55. run away (AVOID)phrasal verb with run verb ↑run away
    56. shiftless adjective DISAPPROVING ↑shiftless
    57. shirk verb [I or T] DISAPPROVING ↑shirk
    58. shirker noun [C] ↑shirker
    59. shrink from sthphrasal verb with shrink verb ↑shrink from sth
    60. shy away from sthphrasal verb with shy verb ↑shy away from sth
    61. sit on your arse UK (US sit on your ass) OFFENSIVE ↑sit on your arse
    62. skip verb [T] INFORMAL (AVOID) ↑skip
    63. skiver noun [C] UK INFORMAL ↑skiver
    64. slacker noun [C] INFORMAL DISAPPROVING ↑slacker
    65. slackness noun [U] (NOT ACTIVE) ↑slackness :: 2 × Laziness and lazy people :: 2 × Avoiding action
    66. slob noun [C] INFORMAL DISAPPROVING ↑slob
    67. sloth noun [U] LITERARY (NO EFFORT) ↑sloth
    68. slothful adjective LITERARY ↑slothful
    69. slug noun [C] (CREATURE) ↑slug
    70. slut noun [C] UK VERY INFORMAL DISAPPROVING (LAZY WOMAN) ↑slut
    71. stand about/aroundphrasal verb with stand verb ↑stand about/around
    72. stand by (DO NOTHING)phrasal verb with stand verb ↑stand by
    73. steer clear of sb/sth ↑steer clear of sb/sth
    74. vegetable noun (PERSON) ↑vegetable
    75. weasel out of sth MAINLY US INFORMALphrasal verb with weasel verb ↑weasel out of sth
    76. welch verb [I] (ALSO welsh) INFORMAL DISAPPROVING ↑welch
    77. welsh verb [I] ↑welsh
    78. wimp out INFORMALphrasal verb with wimp verb ↑wimp out
    79. wriggle off the hook INFORMAL ↑wriggle off the hook
    80. wriggle out of sth INFORMALphrasal verb with wriggle verb ↑wriggle out of sth
    81. ˈclock-ˌwatching noun [U] DISAPPROVING ↑clock-watching
    82. ˈcop-out noun [C usually singular] SLANG ↑cop-out
    83. ˈcouch poˌtato noun [C] INFORMAL DISAPPROVING ↑couch potato
    84. ˈlotus-ˌeater noun [C] ↑lotus-eater
    85. ˈmouse poˌtato noun [C] HUMOROUS ↑mouse potato
    86. ˈtime-ˌserver noun [C] DISAPPROVING ↑time-server
    87. ˈwork-shy adjective UK DISAPPROVING ↑work-shy
    88. give sth a miss C1 UK INFORMAL ↑give sth a miss
    89. give sth a miss C1 UK INFORMAL ↑miss
    90. steer/stay/keep clear ↑clear
    91. steer/stay/keep clear ↑steer/stay/keep clear
    92. idleness noun [U] ↑idle
    93. idleness noun [U] ↑idleness
    94. indolence noun [U] ↑indolence
    95. indolence noun [U] ↑indolent
    96. lazily adverb ↑lazily
    97. lazily adverb ↑lazy
    98. laziness noun [U] ↑laziness
    99. laziness noun [U] ↑lazy
    100. malingerer noun [C] ↑malinger
    101. malingerer noun [C] ↑malingerer
    102. ˈtime-ˌserving adjective ↑time-server
    103. ˈtime-ˌserving adjective ↑time-serving
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