laze [leɪz] ГЛ. неперех.
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| he/she/it | lazes |
| we | laze |
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| I | have | lazed |
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Residents can kayak, sail, or simply laze on the beach building sand castles with the kids.
calgaryherald.com Hickey was a self-indulgent and lecherous man, he often lazed about in taverns, drinking much alcohol and enjoyed the company of women.
en.wikipedia.org Despite their size, trolls are normally peaceful creatures who prefer to spend their days lazing about in their villages, using the cover of night to hunt.
en.wikipedia.org He is not very sociable and does not talk much, often seen lazing at a corner on his own while the rest of the team is occupied with something else.
en.wikipedia.org We go skiing all day, laze about in the highest hot tub in the country and then drink and party in the evenings.
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