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/ɪnˈæktɪv/
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inactive
adjective
more inactive
Comp.
most inactive
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/ɪnˈæktɪv/
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Translations
неактивный
The inactive volcano hasn't erupted in centuries.
Неактивный вулкан не извергался веками.
пассивный
He has a very passive and inactive lifestyle.
У него очень пассивный и неактивный образ жизни.
бездействующий
The inactive machinery needs maintenance.
Бездействующее оборудование нуждается в обслуживании.
Additional translations
неработающий
вялый
спящий
Definitions
Not engaging in or involving any or much physical activity.
After his injury, he became inactive and spent most of his time resting.
Not currently in use or operation.
The inactive volcano hasn't erupted in over a century.
Lacking in energy or will to act; lethargic.
The dog was unusually inactive, lying in the sun all day.
Having no chemical or biological activity; inert.
At room temperature, nitrogen remains largely inactive.
Not on active duty or engaged in active service, especially in the military or reserves.
After leaving the navy, she remained on the inactive list for two years.
Synonyms
dormant
idle
passive
sluggish
inactive
unoccupied
stationary
still
Antonyms
active
inactive
noun
inactive
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Collective/plural use meaning ‘people who are inactive’
Definitions
People who are not physically active or not engaged in work.
The new welfare program aims to support the inactive back into employment.
Synonyms
idler
loafer
layabout
sluggard
shirker
couch potato
drone
laggard
slowcoach
deadbeat
idle person
nonparticipant
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