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what is { vegetate } ?
I don't feel like doing anything; I think I'm going home and vegetate tonight.
it is used in 1980s.
11 juin 2010 21:46
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to vegetate = to be very lazy and inactive.
It means "as active as a vegetable", hence the name.
This verb also exists in French (végéter)
ex:
j'ai passé mon week-end à végéter devant la télévision (French)
= I spent my week-end vegetating in front of the TV set (English).
11 juin 2010
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It means to be passive or inactive.
As a plant grows (vegetates), it is not moving or physically active. It just "sits there." :)
11 juin 2010
to vegetate = to veg out = to rest = to do nothing
'I spent the weekend vegetating at home.'
= I spent the weekend doing things that require little effort or thought.
12 juin 2010
to grow in the manner of plant
12 juin 2010
it means engage in passive relaxation.
cowboy...
12 juin 2010
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