lackadaisical in Spanish
lackadaisical in Spanish is lánguido, perezoso — lackadaisical means lacking energy, care, or determination; doing something in a half-hearted and casually careless way.
lackadaisical in Spanish
lánguido
Showing no interest, vigor, determination, or enthusiasm.
perezoso
Lazy; slothful; indolent.
What does "lackadaisical" mean?
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adjective Lacking energy, care, or determination; doing something in a half-hearted and casually careless way.
"Their lackadaisical defending cost them the match."
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lackadaisical in a sentence
- Their lackadaisical defending cost them the match.
- A lackadaisical attitude to deadlines is the one thing this job will not survive.
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What is "lackadaisical" in Spanish?
"lackadaisical" in Spanish is lánguido, perezoso. lackadaisical means: Lacking energy, care, or determination; doing something in a half-hearted and casually careless way.
How do you use "lackadaisical" in a sentence?
Example: "Their lackadaisical defending cost them the match." In Spanish, "lackadaisical" is lánguido, perezoso.
Are there other ways to say "lackadaisical" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "lackadaisical": lánguido, perezoso.
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