Examples of using "Vago" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I am lazy.
- I'm lazy.
You are lazy!
You're so lazy.
He's intelligent, but lazy.
Don't be so lazy.
Tom is very lazy.
How lazy you are!
She had a lazy eye.
They'll go on lazing around.
Tom is lazy.
He is a very lazy boy.
He is lazy by nature.
Tom is lazy and spoiled.
My husband is lazy.
Tom is lazy and undisciplined.
- He's greedy and lazy.
- He is greedy and lazy.
I am lazy.
This student is lazy.
He doesn't study because he's lazy.
They call him lazy.
I'm a good-for-nothing bum.
- Tom is not a lazy child.
- Tom isn't a lazy child.
Tom is just plain lazy.
Tom is too lazy to cook.
Tom is a very lazy boy.
He regrets having been idle when young.
Quit lazing around and get moving!
I have a dim memory of my grandmother.
- He's a slacker.
- She's a slacker.
Tom is not a lazy boy. As a matter of fact, he works hard.
What a lazy teacher!
A lazy person is someone who doesn't have other people believe that he works.
I don't think they'll pay them for slacking off either.
He's not lazy. On the contrary, I think he's a hard worker.
Stop being lazy and find something to do.
How lazy you are!
Why would she go out of her way to help a deadbeat like you?
- The quick brown fox did not jump over the lazy dog.
- The quick brown fox didn't jump over the lazy dog.
Karina's talk should be called: "The Lazy's Room"!
The quick brown fox may as well go fuck the lazy dog.
Either he doesn't know how to wash the dishes or he is just lazy.
Tom is definitely not stupid. He's just lazy.
My father believed that anyone who could not make a living in Japan was lazy.
Stop being lazy and find something to do.
- Tom is not a lazy boy. As a matter of fact, he works hard.
- Tom isn't a lazy boy. As a matter of fact, he works hard.
Can you believe it? He's even lazier than me.
- During the morning I feel very lazy, I don't want to do anything.
- In the mornings I'm very lazy and don't want to do anything.
The trouble with him is that he is lazy.