sluggish

lento, aletargado

Que se mueve, reacciona o avanza con lentitud.

En inglés sencillo: Moving, reacting, or developing slowly.

• The traffic was sluggish.
• I felt sluggish after lunch.
• The economy showed sluggish growth last year.

Sinónimos: slow, lethargic

Antónimos: brisk, lively

Expresiones frecuentes: sluggish traffic, sluggish growth, feel sluggish

perezoso, holgazán

Que normalmente no quiere trabajar ni esforzarse.

En inglés sencillo: Usually unwilling to work or make an effort.

• He was a sluggish worker.
• Her sluggish habits left most chores to others.
• The manager complained about several sluggish employees.

Sinónimos: lazy, idle, slothful

Antónimos: industrious, active

Expresiones frecuentes: sluggish worker, sluggish habits, sluggish employee

inerte

Que no puede moverse por sus propios medios.

En inglés sencillo: Unable to move by its own power.

• The poet described the stone as sluggish matter.
• An outside force moved the sluggish mass.
• The account contrasted living creatures with sluggish bodies.

Sinónimos: inert, lifeless

Expresiones frecuentes: sluggish matter, sluggish mass, sluggish body