be fond of eating and averse to work(hào chī lǎn zuò)

be fond of eating and averse to work

Lazy to eat, Chinese idiom, Pinyin h à och à L à nzu à, refers to greedy to eat and drink, lazy to do things.

Pinyin

hàochīlǎnzuò

explain

It means to be greedy for food and drink and lazy to do things.

Classics

Ling Mengchu of Ming Dynasty Volume 2: such a lazy and lazy woman can't get up until she sleeps here. The first chapter of Cao Xueqin's a dream of Red Mansions in Qing Dynasty: after his predecessors, he complained that he couldn't live, and that he was just lazy. Chapter 24 of three heroes and five righteousness by Shi Yukun in the Qing Dynasty: he took over the shop, even more unscrupulous, loose and free, and Li was also a lazy woman, so he closed the shop in less than a year or two.

Near antonym

Synonyms: love to be easy and hate to be hard-working, love to be easy and love to enjoy Antonyms: be diligent and thrifty, bear hardships and stand hard work, study hard and practice hard

Chinese PinYin : hào chī lǎn zuò