idle person; idler; unconcerned person
officials with light duties; supernumeraries
to sit around; to sit idly
to lead a quiet and peaceful life in retirement; to stay home with nothing to do; to lead a solitary life
leisurely mood; relaxed frame of mind
to hang around; to hang out
leisure; free time; unoccupied; not in use
(employee) having no fixed duties
recreative seal, bearing not the owner's name but a well-known verse or such, and used for artistic purposes on paintings etc
to leave sth forgotten; to set aside; lying idle
sinecure; position with practically no obligations
digression; gossip; complaint; scandal
leisurely and comfortable; relaxed
at leisure; idle; to have nothing to do
idle gossip; irrelevant nonsense; slanderous rumor
leisure; relaxation; not working; idle; to enjoy leisure; to lie fallow
to snatch a moment of leisure; to take a break from work; also written 偷閒|偷闲
slack winter season (farming)
at one's ease; carefree; peaceful and carefree; leisurely
to hang on to and serve the rich and powerful by literary hack work etc
leisurely; carefree; relaxed
to spend one's leisure time; to idle away the time
free; idle; free time; spare time; leisure; unused (place)
ordinary; common; unimportant; idly; for no reason
to stay idle at home; to have resigned from office; to be unemployed; to have been fired; to be on a sabbatical
to live as a parasite; doing nothing to earn one's keep
to meddle; to be a "nosy Parker"; to be too inquisitive about other people's business
to gossip; to make unfavorable comments
to avoid external disturbance in order to idle
meddling in other people's business
to have money and time; to be part of the leisure class; the idle rich
(in the negative) (not) to be trifled with