To laze about (or laze around) is to enjoy yourself by relaxing and doing nothing or very little.
laze (verb) – to rest lazily; to idle
Examples of use:
1. I lazed about in the garden on my day off.
2. We lazed around by the hotel pool all week.
3. Our cat loves lazing around in the sun.
| infinitive |
laze about /around |
| present simple |
laze about / around or lazes about / around |
| -ing form |
lazing about / around |
| past simple |
lazed about / around |
| past participle |
lazed about / around |
Can you think of any ways to use the phrasal verb ‘laze about‘ or ‘laze around‘ in a sentence?
What’s your favourite way to laze about? I enjoy lazing about in my garden and reading a good book.
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