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perezoso
lazy
The Spanish word 'perezoso' translates to 'lazy' in English. This adjective is used to describe a person, animal, or entity that doesn't like to work hard or do anything that requires effort. It is similar to words like 'sluggish', 'indolent', 'inactive', or 'slothful' in English.
Example sentences using: perezoso
Eres muy perezoso hoy.
You are very lazy today.
This phrase describes someone's behavior, indicating that they are not energetic or active on that particular day.
El perro es tan perezoso que solo quiere dormir.
The dog is so lazy that it only wants to sleep.
In this sentence, it emphasizes the dog's lack of activity and preference for sleeping, highlighting its lazy nature.
No seas perezoso, ayuda con los quehaceres.
Don't be lazy, help with the chores.
This phrase is a request or command urging someone to stop being lazy and contribute to the household tasks.