too lazy to move; feel lethargic
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 3 examplesverb
to be/feel too lazy to move; to feel lethargic
informalUsed to describe a state where one feels physically unwell or mentally low, leading to a lack of energy or motivation to do anything. Common in colloquial speech.
Wǒ我
jīn今
tiān天
yǒu有
diǎn点
gǎn感
mào冒
，
yī一
zhěng整
tiān天
dōu都
zài在
fā发
lǎn懒
。
I have a bit of a cold today and have been feeling too lazy to move all day.
Zhōu周
mò末
tā他
zhǐ只
xiǎng想
fā发
lǎn懒
，
shén什
me么
dōu都
bù不
xiǎng想
zuò做
。
On the weekend, he just wants to be lazy and doesn't feel like doing anything.
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Tiān天
qì气
yī一
rè热
，
rén人
jiù就
róng容
yì易
fā发
lǎn懒
。
When the weather gets hot, people easily feel lethargic.