laze away1. To be idle or slothful; to be totally inactive. ("Laze" is an informal verbalization of "lazy.") I don't want you lazing away on this sofa for the whole weekend, young man! After a long week of work, there's nothing I like better than to laze away for a while with video games or movies.2. To pass a certain amount or period of time by being very lazy or idle. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "laze" and "away." Too many kids just laze the summer away in front of their computers or televisions. In my 20s, I would spend every Friday and Saturday night at the bar with my friends, but now that I have kids, I just want to laze away the evenings at home.See also: away, lazelaze something awayto spend a period of time being lazy. I just love to sit here and laze the day away. I will laze away the entire day.See also: away, lazeSee also:- loiter away
- loaf away
- idle away
- they also serve who (only) stand and wait
- They also serve who only stand and wait
- sink down
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- laze
- laze about
- laze around
laze away1．be lazy or idle continuously连续地懒散
It's lovely just to laze away in the sun．在阳光下懒散一会儿真是太舒服了。
2．pass（time，etc．） lazily懒散地度过
They lazed away the whole afternoon．他们懒散了整个下午。
Don't laze away your time．不要虚度光阴。
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