| 单词 |
lazybones |
| 释义 |
la·zy·bones /ˈleɪzibəʊnz $ -boʊnz/ noun (plural lazybones) [countable] informalLAZY a lazy person – often used in a friendly way to someone you like 懒鬼，懒骨头〔常用作亲昵称呼〕 Come on, lazybones! Get out of bed. 行了，懒鬼！ 起床吧。Examples from the Corpuslazybones• Hey, lazybones, how long are you planning on staying in bed?la·zy·bones nounChineseSyllable often person way a used – Corpus a friendly in lazy |
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- Tasting
- Indebt
- Antitrust legislation
- Incidental to
- Walkaway
- Sell like hot cakes
- Worthlessness
- As hard as nails
- Fivefold
- Take exception to
- Overcompensation
- Respire
- Unturned
- Rose-colored
- Fly in the face of
- Extrusive
- Change hands
- Convolve
- Above-mentioned
- Crow about
- Out of business
- Flake away
- Fractional
- Kudo
- Orders
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