loafers
英 ['ləʊfəz] 美 ['loʊfəz]

n.

虚度光阴者( loafer的名词复数 )；游手好闲者；无业游民；平底便鞋

英英释义

loafer

• n.
  • person who does no work

    同义词：idlerdo-nothinglayaboutbum

  • a low leather step-in shoe; the top resembles a moccasin but it has a broad flat heel

权威例句

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