| 单词 | inactive |
| 释义 | inactive (ɪnæktɪv ) adjective B2 Someone or something that is inactive is not doing anything or is not working. He certainly was not politically inactive. The satellite had been inactive since its launch two years ago. Synonyms: lazy, passive, slow, quiet inactivity (ɪnæktɪvɪti ) uncountable noun The players have comparatively long periods of inactivity. Synonyms: sloth, vegetation, inertia, stagnation Synonyms: immobility, unemployment, inaction, passivity Collocations: inactive lifestyle Due to their inactive lifestyle and large appetites, the couple continued to gain weight. The Sun Factor in the evidence that an inactive lifestyle increases the risk of obesity, hypertension and heart disease and the ill-effects of running are suddenly much less convincing. Times, Sunday Times And with that can come an inactive lifestyle that increases the risk of premature heart disease. Times, Sunday Times If the parrot has an inactive lifestyle, however, occasionally the toe nails grow long and may need to be trimmed. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 They have a very efficient food storage organ and a very low metabolic rate combined with a relatively inactive lifestyle. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Having a critical nature, feeling fearful, a poor diet and being physically inactive can all lower your ability to be creative. Times, Sunday Times Those who were sedentary for ten or more hours per day were at heightened risk of dying early, particularly if they were physically inactive. Times,Sunday Times They were 8 per cent more likely to become physically inactive. Times,Sunday Times They are also less likely to smoke, drink heavily or be physically inactive. The Sun Translations: Chinese: 不作为的 Japanese: 活動しない |
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