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1 idleness
s 1. besposlenost, nerad, dokonost 2. danguba, badavadženje, ljenčarenje; lijenost 3. ispraznost, ništavost* * *
beskorisnost
besposlica
dokolica
lijenost -
2 bread
s 1. kruh, hljeb 2. hrana, zarada, zaslužba / brown # = crni kruh; to break # = jesti, pričestiti se; # and butter = kruh s maslacem;[fig] zarada za život, potrebna hrana; [fig] to know which side one's # is buttered = poznavati svoj probitak, znati što je nekome u interesu; [fig] to have one's # buttered (on both sides) = živjeti u dobrim prilikama, biti imućan; [fig] to take the # out of one's mouth = oduzeti kome kruh, zaradu; to eat the # of idleness = ništa ne raditi, dokono živjeti; daily # = kruh naš svagdašnji, zarada, zaslužba; [fig] # and cheese = jednostavna hrana, oskudna zarada; # and wine = pričest; to break # with = biti pogošćen kod koga, jesti s kim; [fig] to quarrel with one's # and butter = biti nezadovoljan svojom sudbinom; kvariti sebi mogućnost zarade; to be put on # and water = dobivati samo kruh i vodu, živjeti o kruhu i vodi; # and scraper = kruh mršavo namazan maslacem* * *
hljeb
kruh
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3 reproof
s prijekor, ukor, prigovor, opomena / he spoke in # to idleness = govorio je koreći, kudeći lijenost* * *
predbacivanje
prijekor
ukor
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Idleness — I dle*ness, n. [AS. [=i]delnes.] The condition or quality of being idle (in the various senses of that word); uselessness; fruitlessness; triviality; inactivity; laziness. Syn: Inaction; indolence; sluggishness; sloth. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
idleness — index desuetude, inaction, languor, lull, neglect, nonperformance, sloth Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton … Law dictionary
idleness — (n.) O.E. idelnes frivolity, vanity, emptiness; vain existence; see IDLE (Cf. idle) + NESS (Cf. ness). Old English expressed the idea we attach to in vain by in idelnisse. Spenser, Scott, and others use idlesse to mean the same thing in a… … Etymology dictionary
idleness — [n] laziness, inaction dawdling, dillydallying*, dormancy, droning, goof off time*, hibernation, inactivity, indolence, inertia, joblessness, laze, lazing, leisure, lethargy, loafing, loitering, otiosity, own sweet time*, pottering, shiftlessness … New thesaurus
idleness — tinginiavimas statusas T sritis švietimas apibrėžtis Sąmoningas, tyčinis darbo ar pareigos atlikimo vengimas. Vaikai nemoka tyčia vengti darbo, bet kai kurie veikia labai nerangiai, atidėlioja darbą arba neatlieka paskirtų užduočių. Kartais… … Enciklopedinis edukologijos žodynas
idleness — see idleness is the root of all evil … Proverbs new dictionary
idleness — idle ► ADJECTIVE (idler, idlest) 1) avoiding work; lazy. 2) not working or in use. 3) having no purpose or basis: idle threats. ► VERB 1) spend time doing nothing. 2) (of an engine) run slowly w … English terms dictionary
idleness is the root of all evil — The idea is attributed to St. Bernard of Clairvaux. Cf. early 14th cent. Fr. oiseuseté atrait viches, idleness attracts vices; c 1390 CHAUCER Second Nun’s Prologue 1.1 The ministre and the norice [nurse] unto vices, which that men clepe [call] in … Proverbs new dictionary
idleness — noun see idle I … New Collegiate Dictionary
idleness — See idle. * * * … Universalium
idleness — noun a) The state of being idle; inactivity. b) The state of being indolent; indolence … Wiktionary
