I. idle [ˈaɪdl̩] ПРИЛ.
1. idle (with nothing to do):
2. idle ЭКОН.:
3. idle (lazy):
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Work commitments, prior engagements and bone idle laziness can all be contributing factors to why a team can start a game a man or two down on the opposition.
www.joe.ie Dreadlocks are not so much a hair style as what happens when somebody is too drugged up or just to bone idle to cut or comb their hair.
www.spectator.co.uk The men won reclassification as seamen, a 10 percent wage increase, and pay for five days they were idle.
en.wikipedia.org One of the problems is that idle motion affects all joints and simply showing statistical movements at each joint results in less than realistic portrayals.
en.wikipedia.org Troops were kept busy to prevent the men from being left idle in the camps.
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