偷懒 Pronunciation and Pinyin
偷懒 Usage and Examples
to be lazy
to slack off
to shirk work
他喜欢偷懒。
He's inclined to be lazy.
公司有严格的纪律，没有人偷懒。
Discipline in the company was strict and no one shirked.
The characters in 偷懒
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 偷
- tōu偷dōng东xi西steal, shoplift
- tōu偷le了Stole, Filched
- tōu偷tōu偷secretly, stealthily
- tōu偷tōu偷de地secretly, stealthily
- tōu偷tōu偷mō摸mō摸de地stealthily, secretly
- tōu偷tōu偷mō摸mō摸de的stealthy, sneaky
- tōu偷tōu偷liū溜chū出qu去wán玩sneak out to play, slip out to play
- tōu偷chī吃eat secretly, have an affair
- tōu偷chī吃le了snuck a bite, stole a bite
- tōu偷tīng听eavesdrop, overhear
- tōu偷ān安seek temporary ease, be content with ease
- tōu偷ān安yì一shí时seek momentary ease, take temporary comfort
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Open the tool →Questions about 偷懒
What does 偷懒 mean in Chinese?
偷懒 (tōu lǎn) means “to be lazy, to slack off, to shirk work”.
How do you pronounce 偷懒?
偷懒 is pronounced tōu lǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to be lazy” in Chinese?
“to be lazy” is 偷懒 (tōu lǎn) in Chinese.
How is 偷懒 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 偷懒, each with pinyin and an English translation.
