Traducciones de „lackadaisical“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

lackadaisical [ˌlækəˈdeɪzɪkəl] ADJ.

lackadaisical

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A lackadaisical prof can offer a useless course in the most basic of subjects.

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As the game progressed neither side seemed particularly concerned with scoring whilst the defending was lackadaisical.

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Whether this was due to the lack of filing all the required paperwork or the government's lackadaisical response or a combination of both is unknown.

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The play addressed the issues of school bullying, teachers lackadaisical nature and disrespect to culture.

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The increase in the number of violent incidents involving women meant previously lackadaisical attitudes towards women's rights had to be revised and supported by law.

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They've taken a very lackadaisical approach in my opinion.

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Complaints by womens rights activists are directed towards the lackadaisical efforts of the law enforcement agencies in which disputes are settled without any charges pressed against the perpetrators.

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Pundits lashed them for their lackadaisical approach and described it as having been won in perhaps the most unconvincing fashion of the lot.

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More importantly, they are all easily pinpointed; when you can single out why you're feeling lackadaisical, fixing the problem is relatively straightforward.

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His lines came out by rote and his performances became lackadaisical.

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