1.偷懒;混日子
1.懒散
2.混过去的时间
1.to relax and enjoy yourself, doing no work
1.Possibly, Dr. Dornhaus said, "the lazing ants are resting, or are waiting in reserve in case something goes wrong. "
或许，多恩豪斯博士说道，“偷懒的蚂蚁正在休息，或是作为当某些事情出现问题时以防万一的储备”。
2.Inevitably, he had a nice time lazing on the beach while I was shown around the facility by a press manager.
毫无疑问，他在海滩上享受着美好时光，而我却被一个出版社经理拉着参观那里的设施。
3.Last summer, I was in Colorado with a bunch of my Afghan cousins, sitting on a lawn and lazing away the summer afternoon.
去年夏天，我在科罗拉多州和一些阿富汗的表兄妹在一起。
4.I will accompany my kids for swimming and tennis lessons, while spending the rest of the time either doing shopping or lazing by the beach.
我陪我的孩子们去参加游泳和网球课程，然后用其他剩下的时间去购物或着赖在沙滩上。
5.The apprentice is always lazing about doing nothing.
这个徒弟老在闲荡，什么事也不干。
6.University is becoming less a time for lazing around and more about building up experiences and creating connections.
大学变得更少的闲情逸致和更多的打造阅历和建立人际关系。
7.Any longer stay after sixth year is only lazing away or idling away.
任何长时间的停留之后，第六个年头，只是混日子、离家出走或空转消失。
8.I'm sick and tired of you lazing around the house.
我受不了再看你在家里閒晃了。
9.Even though you are normally effective and goal-oriented, today is best suited for reflection and contemplation, or even just lazing around.
虽然你通常很有效率并以目标为导向，但今天适合反省与沉思，甚至消磨时光。
10.I can just use my beach towel. I love lazing around in the sun.
我可以用我的沙滩浴巾。我喜欢懒洋洋地晒太阳。