laze in Czech
laze in Czech is zahálet — laze means to be idle and let time pass without doing anything useful.
laze in Czech
zahálet
To be lazy, waste time.
What does "laze" mean?
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verb To be idle and let time pass without doing anything useful.
"“I could easily fall into this,” I said. “Laze my way through life. Coffee here, wine there. You can channel significant things into the commonplace. Or you can avoid them completely.”"
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verb To spend time resting in an easy, unhurried way, such as lying about or lounging.
"The cat spent the afternoon lazing in the sun."
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laze in a sentence
- “I could easily fall into this,” I said. “Laze my way through life. Coffee here, wine there. You can channel significant things into the commonplace. Or you can avoid them completely.”
- The cat spent the afternoon lazing in the sun.
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What is "laze" in Czech?
"laze" in Czech is zahálet. laze means: To be idle and let time pass without doing anything useful.
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