Traducción Inglés-Español para "lazy"

lazy {adj.} (también: slothful)

lazy {adj.}

lazy {adj.}

lazy {adj.} (también: vague, unspecific)

lazy {adj.} (también: vague, slothful, unspecific)

lazy {adj.} (también: idle)

lazy {adj.} (también: vagrant, bum, idle, slothful)

lazy {adj.}

lazy {adj.} (también: asshole)

     to be lazy

     to get lazy

The perfect way to spend a lazy afternoon.

Or the Minister for Health, who demonstrated a lazy incompetence in this matter?

What happened at noon today was the action of those who are too lazy to stick it out right through to the end of the sitting.

Our goals were not magnanimous enough and our visions were unconvincing and our compromises too lazy.

The Randzio-Plath report notes that employment prospects have deteriorated in 2003, but puts forward lazy and repetitive explanations.

The current tax system favours ownership, investments and lazy money too much, and penalises work.

Loss of concentration, the gradual decline into lazy habits and becoming inured to dangerous situations are risks that workers face every day.

I fear that our exchange in the Chamber now creates the need for legislation to stop lazy companies from letting private data fall into the wrong hands.

We cannot vote on everything on a Wednesday just because there are some lazy people who think they have to leave on that day.

That is not because Moses was lazy, did not have a computer and had to engrave it all laboriously in stone - it is a simply a well-drafted text!