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Meanings of work-shy in English
Synonyms
Examples for "lazy"
Examples for "lazy"
1
I can hear the lazy sea a short distance over the embankment.
2
His lazy list of political demands may have reflected an essential pyromania.
3
Route 6 went past in a long, lazy curve to the right.
4
I'm quite healthy but I can also be quite lazy about it.
5
A police department cruiser leads the way, lights flashing in lazy salute.
1
The clinical course is heterogeneous, manifested by a fulminant or indolent course.
2
In conclusion the indolent nature of the disease justifies a conservative approach.
3
It is often characterized by a clinically indolent course and delayed diagnosis.
4
Purpose: Patients with indolent non-Hodgkin lymphoma typically respond well to first-line immunochemotherapy.
5
PCBCL is generally an indolent form of lymphoma with a good prognosis.
1
It was in no way cheap; it did not flatter slothful ears.
2
Indeed in sleep 5 The slothful body, that does love to steep
3
Mr. Threader, by contrast, played the slothful tortoise to Drake's enterprising hare.
4
Minstrels were a slothful lot, averse to the chill of early morning.
5
I heard it then, the rough, fatty breathing of a slothful soul.
1
There is no superfluous ornament in his orations, nothing tawdry, nothing otiose.
2
Compare the supreme being of the Caribs, beneficent, otiose, unadored.
3
Women with otiose husbands have a task to preserve friendship.
4
There is usually a supreme Maker who is, in some cases, moral, in others otiose.
5
We should receive this conclusion with an otiose faith.
1
They were the Mayors of that Palace; he only le roi faineant.
2
An habitual drunkard was more welcome at "raisings" and "logrollings" than a known faineant.
3
While a roi faineant may fulfil effectively all the essential duties of sovereignty, an autocrate faineant is an absurdity.
4
I wonder if the faineant Sultan who luxuriates at Langat knows anything of the sensationalism of his "yacht."
5
So long as I am in the chair, I cannot be a faineant or refuse to do anything and everything incidental to the position.
Usage of work-shy in English
1
That is the best of news for some of us work-shy or feeble gardeners.
2
For all but the most lavish and work-shy couples, a honeymoon has a defined end date.
3
He said I was a drug-addict, lazy, work-shy.
4
And no one could ever call him work-shy.
5
What are you snivelling for, you little work-shy?
6
The work-shy millennials versus the hard-grafting, post-war babies.
7
The lazy bunch of pampered work-shy English bastards.'
8
There are no work-shy builders in the capital, in fact we need more sites to satisfy demand.
9
Never work-shy, her advice to young people is to choose an area you love and get stuck in.
10
Perhaps the other MBM readers are work-shy n'er do wells oblivious to the equipment involved in cleaning windows?
11
That MBV are still capable of this much speed and passion belies their reputation as diffident and work-shy.
12
Making things even more precarious for palace publicity is that this has reawakened the issue of Kate's work-shy reputation.
13
Public reaction to them was characteristically ambiguous, swinging between descriptions of them as scruffy, work-shy troublemakers and scruffy, free-spirit idealists.
14
It was in vain that Kirk touched on the work-shy father, dwelt feelingly on the young gentleman who travelled in hats.
15
To be stripped of what is rightfully mine by a jealous, work-shy son cannot be the justice you seek for everyone.
16
She supported a work-shy father, and was engaged to be married to a young gentleman who travelled for a hat firm.