He felt a disinclination to take music lessons.
他无意上音乐课。
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Idle (opposed to busy)emphasizes the fact of inactivity or lack of occupation; lazy suggests disinclination to effort or work;indolent implies a habitual love of ease and a settled dislike of activity; slothful (now bookish) implies excessive and sluggish indolence.
空闲(与忙碌相对)强调不活动或缺乏职业的事实; lazy 暗示不愿努力或工作; indolent 暗示习惯性地喜欢安逸固定的厌恶活动; 懒惰(现在是书呆子)意味着过度懒惰的懒惰。
Louis had strongly urged her to bear up against her slight indisposition—if it were that, and not disinclination—and come along with him on just this one occasion, perhaps a more important episode in her life than she was aware of.
路易斯曾强烈要求她忍受自己的轻微不适——如果是这样的话,而不是不愿意——只他一起去这一次,也许是她生命中比她意识到的更重要的一段插曲。
He was flattered at Suzanne's thoughtfulness for his comfort-it was true, there was nothing agreeable in going out into the street and finding a taxi on a cold winter night-and he approved of her disinclination to put him to useless expense.
他为苏珊娜的体贴而感到受宠若惊——这是真的, 在寒冷的冬夜出门到街上找一辆出租车并没有什么令人愉快的——他也赞同她不愿让他付出无用的代价。