Definition of laze - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
lifestyleRare spend time relaxing and not doing any workRare
- We like to laze by the pool on weekends.
Noun
1.
idlenessRare instance of being lazy or idleRare
- After lunch, he enjoyed a laze in the garden.
2.
state of relaxationRare state of being inactive and relaxedRare
- He enjoyed a long laze on the sunny beach..
Expressions with laze
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spend time idly or without purpose
They decided to laze around the house all weekend..
relax or do nothing without any specific purpose
On Sundays, I like to laze about all day.
Origin of laze
English, lazy (idle)
Examples of laze in a sentence
I plan to laze on the beach tomorrow. Sunday afternoons are perfect for a laze. She indulged in a laze by the pool. Sunday was perfect for a lazy laze in the hammock. After the hike, they had a refreshing laze by the lake.
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- French:paresser, farniente, ...
- German:faulenzen, Faulenzen, ...
- Italian:oziare, ozio, ...
- Spanish:holgazanear, descanso, ...
- Portuguese:relaxar, preguiça, ...
- Chinese:悠闲地待着, 闲暇, ...
- Japanese:だらだら過ごす, のんびり, ...
- Arabic:استرخى, كَسَل, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְבַּטֵּל, בַּטָּלָה, ...
- Russian:бездельничать, безделье, ...
- Ukrainian:байдикувати, лінощі, ...
- Hindi:आलस्य करना, आलस्य, ...
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