Fainéant
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What Does Fainéant Mean?
- 懒惰的人
- 无所事事的人
Fainéant Pronunciation
/feɪˈneɪ/
Fainéant Definition
noun
Definition
a lazy person; someone who is idle or has a tendency to procrastinate
In ZH
懒惰的人；一个无所事事或倾向于拖延的人
How to Use Fainéant in a Sentence
- He is often seen as a fainéant who avoids work at all costs.
- In the workforce, a fainéant can hinder team progress.
- Children are sometimes labeled as fainéants when they refuse to do their homework.
- The fainéant attitude in the office led to decreased productivity.
- Some believe that the fainéant lifestyle can be a choice rather than a necessity.
Cultural Notes
The term 'fainéant' derives from French and is often used in literary contexts to describe characters who embody laziness.