1.
Idle folk have the least leisure.
懒散的人少有闲暇。
2.
No man is so much open to conviction as the idler, but there is none on whom it operates so little.
没有人像懒散的人那样容易服理认错，但也没有人像懒散的人那样知错不改。
3.
Busiest men find the most time, idle folk have the least leisure.
最忙的人找到最多的时间，懒散的人找不到空闲。
4.
laid - back, untroubled people(New Yorker)
懒散的，不惹麻烦的人们(纽约人)
5.
laid - back, untroubled people(bNew Yorker)
懒散的，不惹麻烦的人们(b纽约人)
6.
I was stereotyped as a lazy Southern European.
我被归成南欧的懒散人的那一档。
7.
someone who indulges in idle or absent-minded daydreaming.
沉浸在懒散或心不在焉的幻想中的人。
8.
Success does not come to those who are idle and waste time.
懒散又浪费时间的人是不会成功的。
9.
With idle youth go use thy property,
对懒散的年轻人把你的本领发挥,
10.
Then you're a couch potato.
那么你是一个终日懒散在家的人。
11.
Let a man who does not wish to become slothful, fall in love.
让不愿懒散度日的男人沉醉于爱情吧。
12.
A woman regarded as slovenly or untidy;a slattern.
懒婆娘，邋遢女人懒散或不整洁的女人；衣着不整的女人
13.
lazy with the summer softness and the quiet,
在安闲的夏日里显得懒懒散散，
14.
His movements were slow and slack.
他的动作慢慢腾腾，懒懒散散。
15.
In Shirley's nature prevailed at times an easy indolence.
射利的性情有时会显得懒懒散散。
16.
Business may is troublesome, but idleness is pernicious.
工作烦人，懒散害人。
17.
crooked stick
曲柄手杖;顽固分子;懒散[无用]的人, 不诚实的人
18.
The man slouched and stooped in the sunshine.
那人在阳光下懒懒散散，弯腰曲背地走着。