Adjective:

1. disinclined to work or exertion;

   "faineant kings under whose rule the country languished"
   "an indolent hanger-on"
   "too lazy to wash the dishes"
   "shiftless idle youth"
   "slothful employees"
   "the unemployed are not necessarily work-shy"
   

2. (of tumors, e.g.) slow to heal or develop and usually painless;

   "an indolent ulcer"
   "leprosy is an indolent infectious disease"
   

1.懒惰的;怠惰的;好逸恶劳的
Someone who isindolent is lazy.

e.g. ...indolent teenagers who won't lift a finger to help.
懒惰的青少年们，连举手之劳都不愿意帮

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1. 懒惰的：86. studious 勤奋刻苦的 | 87.indolent 懒惰的 | 88. cosmopolitan 国际化的(多用于形容大都市)

2. 无痛的：indole 吲哚 |indolent 无痛的 |indolent bubo 无痛性腹股沟淋巴结炎

3. 懒散的：16. partial 偏袒的 | 17.indolent 懒散的 | 18. indifferent 冷淡的

4. 懒洋洋的：shamed:被批评 |indolent:懒洋洋的 | pose ... challenges:对...提出挑战

He is old and fat and indolent.

他年老肥胖而又懒惰.

The sultry weather in the tropics encourages tourists to lead an indolent life.

热带闷热的气候使得游客只能过懒散的生活.

I don want to make friends with indolent persons.

我不喜欢和懒惰的人交朋友。

You e too fastidious, and too indolent, and too rich.

你们从不知足, 而且游手好闲, 钱又太多.

St. Clare was indolent and careless of money.

圣·克莱亚为人懒散,挥金如土.

They are indolent, as a general thing, and yet have a few pastimes.

一般说来, 他们总是懒洋洋的, 但倒有几种解闷的法子.

They are as heedless and as indolent as cats.

他们都和猫儿一样,懒惰驯良.

To move, stand, or recline in an indolent or relaxed manner.

懒洋洋地闲荡懒洋洋地或放松地移动 、 站立或斜倚.

A literary image erases the more indolent images of perception.

文学意象抹除那些感官的懒惰意象.

The writer said he needed some goad because he was indolent.

这个作家说他需要刺激,因为他很懒惰.

Those who revel in the Internet tend to lead an indolent life.

沉迷于网络的人往往过着懒散的生活.

He quickens the indolent, encourages the eager, and steadies the unstable.

他使懒惰的活跃, 使热心的获鼓励, 使摇摆者稳定.

He is indolent about everything.

他对什么事都没兴趣.

A good - natured But indolent hanger - on.

心地善良但是懒惰的食客.

He is old, fat and indolent.

他年老体胖,疏懒怠惰.

• indolent%20gingivitis">indolent gingivitis[医] 无痛龈炎...

• I am naturally indolent and without application to any kind of business.

  出自：Horace Walpole

• An appearance of swiftness and great competence despite the indolent posture.

  出自：R. P. Warren

• She wandered from one dusky room into the other, too indolent to put the light on.

  出自：E. Templeton