Pronunciation: /leɪz/
noun A state of being lazy or idle
A1 I enjoy a good laze on the beach during the summer.
A2 After a long week of work, I like to have a lazy day of laze around the house.
B1 Sometimes it's nice to just have a laze in bed on a Sunday morning.
B2 During my vacation, I plan to do a lot of lazing by the pool.
C1 Her love for laze and relaxation led her to open a spa resort in the mountains.
C2 After years of hard work, he finally allowed himself to laze on a tropical island for a month.
verb To be lazy or idle
A1 I like to laze around on Sundays and watch movies.
A2 During my vacation, I plan to laze on the beach all day.
B1 After a long week at work, I enjoy lazing in bed on Saturday mornings.
B2 She decided to laze by the pool instead of going on a hike with her friends.
C1 Sometimes it's nice to just laze around and do nothing on a lazy Sunday afternoon.
C2 Despite having a busy schedule, she always finds time to laze in the hammock in her backyard.
formal She decided to laze by the pool and read a book on her day off.
informal I just want to laze around the house and do nothing today.
slang Let's just laze on the couch and binge-watch our favorite TV show.
figurative Don't just laze through life, make the most of every opportunity.
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