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Ocioso

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What does Ocioso mean?

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What does Ocioso mean in each country?

Ocioso

Describes something pointless, useless, or a waste of time that yields no benefit. It refers to situations or conversations that are unnecessary because they lead nowhere productive.

Stop dwelling on that Ocioso subject that doesn't even affect us anymore and focus on what really matters instead.

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Méxicoby Chilango210

Ocioso

A meddling loafer or freeloader who is not just idle but actively keeps others from working. This person shows up unannounced, talks your head off, and wastes everyone's time. They are usually broke and such a nuisance that people sometimes give them a little money just to get them to leave.

Anyone who thinks being a politician is a real job is an ocioso.

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Colombiaby dejeasí

Ocioso

Describes a person who has no obligations or things to do, whether they are unemployed or have finished their work. It is also used for someone who is useless or ineffective at what they are supposed to be doing.

Don't say ociosas words.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

Ocioso

A person who has no productive occupation and spends their days drifting without a clear purpose. It refers to someone who, due to a lack of responsibilities, only wastes time on trivial matters.

That guy spends all day sitting in the plaza looking at his phone: he is an ocioso who has nothing better to do.

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Chileby Anónimo

Ocioso

A term for a slacker or someone who avoids work and any activity requiring effort, preferring to stay idle. It is a common way to describe someone who refuses to help or lacks interest in their responsibilities.

That guy is a top-tier ocioso, he would rather spend all day hanging out on the corner than look for a real job.

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Ecuadorby Serrano UIO

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