英 [ˈleʒəd] 美 [ˈliːʒərd]
adj. 从容的；有闲的
leisured /ˈlɛʒəd/
形容词 Leisured people are people who do not work, usually because they are rich. 有闲的
...the leisured classes.
...那些有闲阶级。
形容词 Leisured activities are done in a relaxed way or do not involve work. 轻松的; 闲在的
...this leisured life of reading and writing.
...读书和写作的逍遥日子。
free from duties or responsibilities
even the artist and the sculptor were not regarded...as leisured men
... leisure 专指闲暇时间或悠闲状态。 leisured 从容不迫的 leisureful 不匆忙的 ...
... leisure n. 空闲 时间;悠闲 leisured adj. 有闲的 leisurely adj. 从容的 adv. 从容地 ...
leisurely 悠闲地；从容不迫地
leisure 闲暇；空闲；安逸
leisureliness 悠然；从容
I cant endure the leisured mans measures for the treasures in the Treasury.
我不能容忍那个悠闲男子对金库财宝采取的措施。
I can't endure the leisured man's measures for the treasures in the Treasury.
我不能忍受那个从容不迫%(悠闲)的人对国库内的拆产进行估量。
I can't endure the leisured man's measures for the treasures in the Treasury.
我不能忍受那个从容不迫(悠闲)的人对国库内的拆产进行估量。
In 1930 John Maynard Keynes imagined that richer societies would become more leisured ones, liberated from toil to enjoy the finer things in life.
Greenwald had made a leisured conversation about broad strategy and background.
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