Examples of using "Pigra" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He is lazy.
- He's lazy.
- She's lazy.
- She is lazy.
She admitted she was lazy.
I'm not lazy.
- You're lazy, aren't you?
- She's lazy, isn't she?
- I am lazy.
- I'm lazy.
She told me that she was lazy.
She says she isn't lazy.
I am really lazy.
Humans are lazy.
She's very lazy, isn't she?
Why are you lazy?
- Tom said that Mary was lazy.
- Tom said Mary was lazy.
- You are lazy!
- You're lazy.
Tom is a lazy person.
She's a lazy kid, isn't she?
I'm just lazy.
I'm not lazy.
I'm very lazy.
- I am really lazy.
- I'm really lazy.
I am the laziest person I know.
He's the laziest person I know.
You're the laziest person I know.
She said she was too lazy to do that.
Don't be lazy!
Tom is a very lazy person.
She isn't as lazy as she used to be.
- I know that Tom is a lazy person.
- I know Tom is a lazy person.
Don't be lazy!
- You're so lazy.
- You are so lazy!
You're lazy, aren't you?
The intern is lazy.
This student is lazy.
Tom is lazy.
- I know that I'm lazy.
- I know I'm lazy.
Mary's the laziest of her schoolmates.
I'm not lazy but diligent.
- Tom knew I was lazy.
- Tom knew that I was lazy.
Don't be so lazy.
Why are you so lazy?
John was a lazy person until he met you.
I'm not trying to be lazy.
- She said she thought that I was lazy.
- He said he thought I was lazy.
He said he thought I was lazy.
The secret to their success is their slothful nature.
What do you call a woman who works like a man? A lazy woman.
He becometh poor that dealeth with a slack hand: but the hand of the diligent maketh rich.
A lazy person is someone who doesn't have other people believe that he works.
I'm too lazy to do my homework.
I'm too lazy to wake up at six o'clock in the morning.
In the mornings I'm very lazy and don't want to do anything.
A lot of people are lazy. Actually, I'm lazy too.
I feel lethargic.
I'm lazy about my hair, so I tend to look like a slob.