懶得的英文怎么說(shuō)
懶得的英文:
(v) be disinclined to; not feel like
- He was too lazy to bestir himself even to answer the telephone.
他懶得甚至不愿接電話. - But Beijing people are too lazy to take these jobs.
可北京人卻懶得去賺。 - I am tired of listening to your preach.
我懶得聽(tīng)你對(duì)我講的大道理。 - The boy is too lazy to bath himself.
那男孩懶得從不自己洗澡。 - Paul is so lazy that he will not work.
保羅懶得連工作都不想做 - He comes to school by bus because he is too lazy to walk.
他乘公共汽車上學(xué),因?yàn)樗麘械米呗贰?/li> - "But if we rest on our laurels, we risk losing our vitality."
但是如果我們繼續(xù)安于安逸,腦筋就會(huì)懶得變通。 - The soldiers did not bother to moderate their coarse humour in her presence.
她在的時(shí)候,士兵們還是照樣說(shuō)粗俗的笑話,都懶得收斂。 - She sprawled on the bed as he had left her, not even moving to cover herself up.
他離開(kāi)她后她就攤手?jǐn)偰_地躺在床上,甚至都懶得往身上蓋點(diǎn)兒東西。
adj.不愿意的
- His timidity disinclined him from such an arduous enterprise
他的怯懦使他不愿從事一項(xiàng)如此艱巨的事業(yè)。 - His timidity disinclined him from such an arduous enterprise.
他的怯懦使他不愿從事一項(xiàng)如此艱巨的事業(yè)。 - Her delicate constitution disincline her from such an arduous job.
她纖弱的體質(zhì)使得她不欲擔(dān)任如此艱鉅的工作。 - Her delicate constitution disinclined her from such an arduous job.
她纖弱的體質(zhì)使得她不欲擔(dān)任如此艱巨的工作。 - Much benevolence of the passive order may be traced to a disinclination to inflict pain upon oneself(George Meredith.
人的許多被動(dòng)的善行是源于不愿給自己造成痛苦(喬治·梅雷迪斯)。
v. 感覺(jué);認(rèn)為;有知覺(jué);摸索
n. 感覺(jué),印象
- feeling of efficacy
效力感 - Has a feeling for language.
對(duì)語(yǔ)言有領(lǐng)悟力 - You can feel the electricity in the crowd.
你可感到群眾的激情。 - experience or feel; submit to.
經(jīng)歷或者感覺(jué);使服從。 - Savour the feeling of change.
盡情享受改變的滋味。