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Meanings of laze in English

Catalan
mandrejar
Spanish
holgazanear

Be idle; exist in a changeless situation.

mandrejar

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Usage of laze in English
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Cats laze in the sun and colourful flags ripple in the breeze.
News.com.au
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Together they would laze through the universe, a union of blissful perfection.
Time After Time
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Or are you going to laze around in my bed all day?
Patrick's destiny
4
Instead of gasping for air, they laze around, flicking through their smartphones.
The Daily Telegraph
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Go Citybreak: Like to laze on the beach or take the culture trail?
The Irish Times
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Take a ferry trip from Enniskillen and swim, laze or explore.
Independent.ie
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Groups of infantry laze on the grass, playing cards, reading, smoking and sleeping.
Napoleon
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You can kite- and windsurf here, or simply laze on the white sands.
The South African
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Cattle laze by the roadside and dogs chase the wheels of our car.
The Irish Times
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Dogs laze in the stifling afternoon heat of the Shire Valley.
The Guardian
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Build up a harem, laze around getting laid and getting fat.
Exit strategy
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Fight for a picnic table or laze beside the water.
The Guardian
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Seaside residents and boaters also have been warned to avoid noxious clouds of laze.
Radio NZ
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Now you'll feel free to laze around self-importantly, I suppose!
Seraphina
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Farther up the lawn, cows and kangaroos laze about, soaking up the spring sunshine.
The Irish Times
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I shall do wonders to-morrow after a good laze to-day.
The Knave of Diamonds
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Translations for laze
Laze through the time