lax
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++lax /læks/ adjective CARELESSSTRICTnot strict or careful enough about standards of behaviour, work, safety etc 不严格的,疏忽的;松散的 SYN slacklax in (doing) something The company has been lax in carrying out its duties. 公司没有严格履行义务。 lax security 松懈的保安措施 —laxity (also laxness) noun [uncountable]
Examples from the Corpus
lax• I think the school has been too lax about bad behaviour in the past.• The weakness in her legs made her go lax in Adrienne's arms.• The report criticizes the lax security at many prisons.• lax security for the buildinglax in (doing) something• Isn't he rather lax in calling for social change?• During the war years, with more pressing problems to deal with, officialdom was comparatively lax in matters cultural.• Local authorities have been notoriously lax in projecting aims and policies and facing up to weaknesses.• Forest Service officials have been notoriously lax in pursuing forest clear cutting elsewhere.• Witch-hunters who became lax in their duties were themselves held to account.nLAX /ˌel eɪ ˈeks/ n(Los Angeles International Airport) the main airport in Los Angeles, CaliforniaOrigin lax (1300-1400) Latin laxus “loose”lax adjectiveLAXLDOCE OnlineChinese
or behaviour, enough work, of about Corpus standards strict not careful
LAX
LAX /ˌel eɪ ˈeks/

abbreviation for Los Angeles International Airport; the main airport in Los Angeles, California
LAX /ˌel eɪ ˈeks/

abbreviation for Los Angeles International Airport; the main airport in Los Angeles, California
lax
lax /læks/
adjective
SYN slack
lax in (doing) something
The company has been lax in carrying out its duties.
lax security
—laxity (also laxness) noun [uncountable]
lax /læks/
adjective Date: 1300-1400
Language: Latin
Origin: laxus 'loose'
not strict or careful enough about standards of behaviour, work, safety etc Language: Latin
Origin: laxus 'loose'
SYN slack
lax in (doing) something
—laxity (also laxness) noun [uncountable]