Perezosamente (en. Lazily)

/peɾeθo̞zo̞ˈment̪e/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adverb

In a way that indicates laziness or lack of interest.

He got up lazily from bed.

Se levantó perezosamente de la cama.

To operate or perform slowly and disinterestedly.

The cat stretched lazily in the sun.

El gato se estiró perezosamente bajo el sol.

To act without energy or motivation.

She studied the lesson lazily instead of concentrating.

Estudió perezosamente la lección en lugar de concentrarse.

From the Latin 'pigrosus', which means lazy, with the adverb '-mente' in Spanish.

to do something lazily

To perform a task with a lack of energy or interest.

hacer algo perezosamente

to get up lazily

To get out of bed reluctantly.

levantarse perezosamente

to move lazily

To move in a slow and effortless manner.

moverse perezosamente

laziness

The state of not wanting to make an effort or activity.

pereza

lazy

One who acts lazily or without interest.

perezoso

sloth

Lack of care or difficulty in performing a task.

desidia

To put everything off until tomorrow.

He always puts it off until tomorrow; he moves lazily.

Siempre lo deja para mañana, se mueve perezosamente.

To do things at the last minute.

She gets up lazily and does everything at the last minute.

Se levanta perezosamente y hace todo a último momento.