n.懒惰的人，懒散的人

He's such a sluggard, he never gets his work done on time.
他真是个懒汉，从不按时完成工作。
The sluggard's garden is always overrun with weeds.
懒人的花园总是杂草丛生。
She criticized her son for being a sluggard in the classroom.
她责备儿子在课堂上表现懒散。
His laziness is starting to affect his academic performance; he's turning into a complete sluggard.
他的懒惰开始影响学业，他变得越来越懒惰。
The sluggard's dog was as indolent as its owner, dozing away the days.
懒汉的狗和它的主人一样懒，整天打盹。
The boss assigned a project to the team, hoping to shake off their collective sluggard tendencies.
老板给团队分配了一个项目，希望借此激发他们的积极性，摆脱懒散状态。
A sluggard's life is often marked by procrastination and lack of ambition.
懒散的人的生活常常伴随着拖延和缺乏抱负。
She decided to hire a personal trainer to motivate her sluggish brother into exercising more.
她决定雇一个私人教练来激励她懒惰的弟弟多做运动。
The sluggard's philosophy is "if it moves, I'll catch up later.
懒汉的信条是"如果事情在动，我就稍后再做。"
The lazy student's excuses were a constant source of amusement to his peers, but he remained a steadfast sluggard.
那个懒学生找借口的行为让同学们常笑，但他依旧是个坚定的懒汉。