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1 בטל מעבודה
idle -
2 מושבת מפעילות
idle -
3 דברים בטלים
idle chatter, nonsense, rubbish -
4 כסף פנוי
idle money -
5 רועה רוח
idle, bum, good-for-nothing -
6 רכילות זולה
idle gossip, malicious gossip -
7 תנועת סרק
idle running -
8 בטל
adj. idle person; void, null————————v. be annulled, abolished————————v. be idle, refrain from, desist————————v. be idle, unemployed, laid off————————v. be made void, annulled; cancelled, abolished————————v. put off, call off, cancel, abolish; void————————v. to cease, stop; idle, bum————————v. to idle, to stop; to abolish, cancel————————v. to loiter, to idle away -
9 פועל
פּוֹעֵלm. (preced.) laborer, hired man, employee. B. Mets.II, 9 (30b) ( בטל) היה בטל מסלע … כפ׳ if by taking charge of a lost animal he neglected his usual work to the extent of losing one Sela, he cannot say, give me one Sela, but he (the owner) pays him as he would pay an (idle) laborer, expl. ib. 31b כפ׳ בטל של אותה מלאכחוכ׳ like an idle laborer at the kind of work in which he was interrupted, i. e. as much as a laborer in that line would ask for stopping work for which he was engaged (which would be less than he would earn by working); (oth. opin.: as much as a laborer out of work would take rather than be idle); ib. V, 4. Ib. 77a יד פ׳ על העליונה the laborer is at an advantage (v. יָד); יד פ׳ על התחתונה the laborer is at a disadvantage. Ib. 83b top פ׳ בכניסתו משלו the time needed for the laborer to go home from his work is part of his free time, i. e. must not be deducted from the hours belonging to the employer (v. הוֹצָאָה); Gen. R. s. 72; a. fr.Pl. פּוֹעֲלִים, פּוֹעֲלִין. B. Mets.VII, 1. Ib. 89b; a. fr.Ab. II, 15 היום … הפ׳ עצלים the day (of life) is short, the work large, and the workingmen (of the Lord) are lazy.Pirké dR. El. ch. XIX (ref. to Ps. 92:8) והציצו כל פּוֹעֲלֵי צורתוכ׳ and all workers of similitudes of sun and moon shall see that they and their work are vanity.Ned.62b, v. preced. w. -
10 פּוֹעֵל
פּוֹעֵלm. (preced.) laborer, hired man, employee. B. Mets.II, 9 (30b) ( בטל) היה בטל מסלע … כפ׳ if by taking charge of a lost animal he neglected his usual work to the extent of losing one Sela, he cannot say, give me one Sela, but he (the owner) pays him as he would pay an (idle) laborer, expl. ib. 31b כפ׳ בטל של אותה מלאכחוכ׳ like an idle laborer at the kind of work in which he was interrupted, i. e. as much as a laborer in that line would ask for stopping work for which he was engaged (which would be less than he would earn by working); (oth. opin.: as much as a laborer out of work would take rather than be idle); ib. V, 4. Ib. 77a יד פ׳ על העליונה the laborer is at an advantage (v. יָד); יד פ׳ על התחתונה the laborer is at a disadvantage. Ib. 83b top פ׳ בכניסתו משלו the time needed for the laborer to go home from his work is part of his free time, i. e. must not be deducted from the hours belonging to the employer (v. הוֹצָאָה); Gen. R. s. 72; a. fr.Pl. פּוֹעֲלִים, פּוֹעֲלִין. B. Mets.VII, 1. Ib. 89b; a. fr.Ab. II, 15 היום … הפ׳ עצלים the day (of life) is short, the work large, and the workingmen (of the Lord) are lazy.Pirké dR. El. ch. XIX (ref. to Ps. 92:8) והציצו כל פּוֹעֲלֵי צורתוכ׳ and all workers of similitudes of sun and moon shall see that they and their work are vanity.Ned.62b, v. preced. w. -
11 מרח
v. be smeared, spread; idled away (time)————————v. to idle away; spread————————v. to smear, spread; idle away -
12 בטיל
בְּטִילm. ( בטל) 1) loose, demoralized (= בטל מן המצוות). Targ. O. Ex. 32:25 (h. text פרע, v. Rashb. a. l.). 2) idle, vain. Pl. בְּטִילִין, בְּטֵלִין. Ib. 5:9. Targ. Koh. 5:2. 3) idle, resting. Targ. II Esth. 3:3. 4) invalid, void, v. בְּטֵל. -
13 בְּטִיל
בְּטִילm. ( בטל) 1) loose, demoralized (= בטל מן המצוות). Targ. O. Ex. 32:25 (h. text פרע, v. Rashb. a. l.). 2) idle, vain. Pl. בְּטִילִין, בְּטֵלִין. Ib. 5:9. Targ. Koh. 5:2. 3) idle, resting. Targ. II Esth. 3:3. 4) invalid, void, v. בְּטֵל. -
14 דברי-הבאי
nonsense, rubbish, idle chatter -
15 דברים ריקים
nonsense, idle chatter, empty words -
16 דברים ריקים מתוכן
nonsense, idle chatter, empty words -
17 הלך בטל
kept idle -
18 חובק ידיו
sits idle -
19 חימם את הכיסא
warmed his chair, sat idle, did nothing -
20 חסר בסיס
baseless, footless, idle, insubstantial
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