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To procrastinate.
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oiⁿ-ĭen;
to delay, to dally, to put off, to dawdle, to take one’s time.
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pât nâng kúi jît cū hó̤ kâi, i tîeh oiⁿ-ĭen kàu káng gûeh cìaⁿ hó̤;
what another person would finish up in a few days, he must dally over a whole month.
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i sĭ tó̤ oiⁿ-ĭen kùe jît kâi;
he puts it off day after day.
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Leisure; repose; unoccupied; at ease; idle.
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lṳ́ mn̄g i ôiⁿ a m̄-ôiⁿ;
ask him whether he is at leisure.
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ôiⁿ li hàm i lâi;
if he is at leisure tell him to come here.
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kìe i cē ôiⁿ cū lâi;
tell him to come as soon as he is at leisure.
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i ôiⁿ úa m̄-ôiⁿ;
he has nothing to do, and I am busy.
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cìeⁿ-sî m̄ ôiⁿ căi;
am very much occupied lately.
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ôiⁿ ūe;
idle talk.
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màiⁿ kẃn i kâi ôiⁿ sṳ̄;
pay no heed to his nonsense.
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ôiⁿ sî tîeh cai ēng kang;
in leisure hours, be diligent.
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ôiⁿ mē?
Are you at leisure?
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bò̤ cêk sî ôiⁿ;
I have no leisure.
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bô̤ sî bô̤ khek ôiⁿ;
I have not a moment’s leisure.
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ôiⁿ tī;
unoccupied ground.
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cò̤ hó̤ lío nĕ ôiⁿ-ôiⁿ;
finish it up, and then you will have nothing at all to do.
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ôiⁿ kîaⁿ;
sauntering along.
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ôiⁿ cŏ̤ khùn-kíaⁿ;
sit idle a little while.
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nâng ôiⁿ, sim m̄-ôiⁿ;
my body is at leisure, but my mind is not.
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uaⁿ-ôiⁿ căi;
quite at ease.
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uaⁿ-uaⁿ ôiⁿ-ôiⁿ;
entirely free from pressing duties.
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sĭm sĭ cheng ôiⁿ;
wholly free from cares; quite indifferent to what is going on.
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ciu jît cheng-cheng ôiⁿ-ôiⁿ;
nothing to do all day long.
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cí kò̤ lâi ôiⁿ kṳ;
stop here and rest.
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i bô̤ sṳ̄ tŏ̤ ke ôiⁿ cŭ;
he has no business, and is at home doing nothing.
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kúi nâng tŏ̤ hṳ́ kò̤ tó̤ ôiⁿ khĭa;
they were all standing there idle.
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i tŏ̤ ôiⁿ koiⁿ kò̤ cŏ̤;
he is sitting in the place where loafers congregate.
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ôiⁿ nâng;
people who are doing nothing.
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hiuⁿ ôiⁿ;
at leisure; no duty pressing.
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ôiⁿ khiah kâiⁿ sî-hāu;
in intervals of business.
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ciu jît ôiⁿ-hîa, bô̤ sṳ̄;
idle all day.
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to sĭ îu chíu hàuⁿ ôiⁿ;
is always idling around.
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bô̤ hía ôiⁿ-chêng khṳ́ thóiⁿ;
have not that idle disposition which would incline me to go and see it.
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pât nâng cò̤ tîeh kang-khó căi, i cò̤ tîeh ôiⁿ-ôiⁿ;
what other people find great difficulty in doing, he does with perfect case.
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chŵn m̄ káⁿ thau ôiⁿ cêk khùn-kíaⁿ;
dare not seizo an instant’s leisure.
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úa bô̤ hìeⁿ ôiⁿ;
I am rather busy.