Indolente (en. Indolent)

/in.do.ˈlen.te/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Not feeling physical pain.

The patient was indifferent and showed no signs of suffering.

El paciente era indolente y no mostraba signos de sufrimiento.

Showing laziness or disinterest.

His indifferent attitude cost him approval in class.

Su actitud indolente le costó la aprobación en la clase.

Lacking energy or vitality.

Despite the situation, he remained indifferent throughout the meeting.

A pesar de la situación, permaneció indolente durante toda la reunión.

From Latin 'indolens', meaning 'not feeling pain'.

indifferent to problems

It refers to a person who does not react to difficult situations.

indolente ante los problemas

indifferent attitude

Behavior that shows a lack of interest or effort.

actitud indolente

to seem indifferent

To give the impression of being lazy or uninterested.

parecer indolente

indolence

Condition of being indifferent; lack of interest or energy.

indolencia

indolence

Quality of the indifferent, generally related to laziness.

indolentez

To be in 'chill' mode

Today I'm just going to be indifferent, doing nothing.

Hoy solo voy a estar indolente, sin hacer nada.

To take things easy to avoid stress

I prefer to be indifferent than to be carried away by pressure.

Prefiero ser indolente a dejarme llevar por la presión.