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idle

July 6, 2016 Thanh Nguyen Tu

Something idle is not active. If your car is idling, it's running but not moving. If someone calls you idle, it either means they think you don't have enough to do or that you're just plain lazy.

Pronunciation:/ˈaɪ.dəl/

Homonym: idol(someone who is admired and respected very much)

Origin: Idle can also mean having no value or purpose: idle rumors are rumors that people make up when they're bored, but have no grounding in fact. As a verb, idle can also refer to a car engine that is running while the vehicle is not moving. The adjective descends from Middle English idel, from Old English īdel "empty."

EXAMPLE SENTENCES:

  • If you have an idle moment, call me.
  • Chevron figures it can obtain low prices from suppliers, who might otherwise be idle.
  • The Rock River Generating System had been idle since 2010.

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