伸懶腰
shēn lǎn yāo
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to stretch oneself (on waking or when tired etc)
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偷懶
tōu lǎn
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to goof off;
to be lazy
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好吃懶做
hào chī lǎn zuò
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happy to partake but not prepared to do any work (idiom);
all take and no give
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心灰意懶
xīn huī yì lǎn
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discouraged;
downhearted
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慵懶
yōng lǎn
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languid;
indolent
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憊懶
bèi lǎn
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naughty;
mischievous person
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懶人
lǎn rén
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lazy person
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懶人包
lǎn rén bāo
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(Tw) (neologism c. 2007) information presented in easily assimilable form (digest, summary, infographic etc)
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懶人沙發
lǎn rén shā fā
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beanbag
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懶得
lǎn dé
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not to feel like (doing sth);
disinclined to
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懶得搭理
lǎn de dā lǐ
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not wishing to acknowledge sb;
unwilling to respond
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懶怠
lǎn dài
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lazy
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懶惰
lǎn duò
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idle;
lazy
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懶散
lǎn sǎn
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inactive;
careless;
lazy;
indolent;
negligent
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懶洋洋
lǎn yāng yāng
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lazily
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懶漢
lǎn hàn
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idle fellow;
lazybones
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懶腰
lǎn yāo
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a stretch (of one's body)
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懶蛋
lǎn dàn
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idler;
sluggard
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懶蟲
lǎn chóng
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(coll.) lazybones
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懶貓
lǎn māo
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lazy bones
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懶辦法
lǎn bàn fǎ
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to loaf about;
lazy;
to hang around (and cause trouble to everyone)
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懶驢上磨屎尿多
lǎn lǘ shàng mò shǐ niào duō
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(proverb) A lazy person will find many excuses to delay working;
lit. When a lazy donkey is turning a grindstone, it takes a lot of time off for peeing and pooing
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懶骨頭
lǎn gǔ tou
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lazybones;
beanbag
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懶鬼
lǎn guǐ
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lazybones;
idle bum
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樹懶
shù lǎn
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sloth (zoology)
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