lie around

Related to lie around: lies around

lay around

verb To recline or loiter lazily; to loaf. (A common misspelling of "lie around.") You can't just lay around here all summer long. Either find a job and start paying rent, or find somewhere else to live. My friends and I always loved laying around at the lake near our neighborhood when we were kids.

lie around

To recline or loiter lazily; to loaf. You can't just lie around here all summer long. Either find a job and start paying rent, or find somewhere else to live. My friends and I always loved lying around at the lake near our neighborhood when we were kids.

lay around

and lay about

to lie around. (Common errors for lie about, lie around.) Don't just lay around all day! I need to lay around for a few days.

lie around (some place)

to recline some place; to spend some time lazily in some place. I think I will just lie around the house all day. I need to lie around every now and then.

词组	lie around
释义	lie around Related to lie around: lies around lay around verb To recline or loiter lazily; to loaf. (A common misspelling of "lie around.") You can't just lay around here all summer long. Either find a job and start paying rent, or find somewhere else to live. My friends and I always loved laying around at the lake near our neighborhood when we were kids. See also: around, lay lie around To recline or loiter lazily; to loaf. You can't just lie around here all summer long. Either find a job and start paying rent, or find somewhere else to live. My friends and I always loved lying around at the lake near our neighborhood when we were kids. See also: around, lie Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. lay around and lay about to lie around. (Common errors for lie about, lie around.) Don't just lay around all day! I need to lay around for a few days. See also: around, lay lie around (some place) to recline some place; to spend some time lazily in some place. I think I will just lie around the house all day. I need to lie around every now and then. See also: around, lie McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: lay around enclosed please find (something) enclosed please find... find it in one's heart, (not) to Where can (one) find you? Where will I find you? wild goose chase wild goose chase, a wild-goose chase a wild goose chase
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