What idioms describe people who are not active in their work?

Despair: describes lack of energy and energy.

Gloomy: describes inner depression. It means moping.

Describe a weak voice and lack of courage in doing things. Also described as weak.

Desperate: describes depression and demoralization.

You look listless.

False response story: deal with it as usual, perfunctory.

Play with the old days: me: waste. Refers to longing for comfort and wasting one's time.

Let nature take its course: follow: obey; Accidental encounter: Accidental encounter. Refers to being able to adapt to the environment and be satisfied under any circumstances.

Broken cans and broken falls: a metaphor for failing to correct shortcomings and mistakes, but deliberately developing in a worse direction.

Chatting with monsters: chatting: temporarily; Things: prevarication and coping. Let's deal with it. This is a responsibility.

So-so: Describe not doing things seriously or carefully.

No solution: only a rough idea, not a thorough understanding. It often means that you are not serious or thorough in your study or research.

Careless: Careless, perfunctory. Deal with it as usual The description is not serious.

Carelessness: I was careless in drawing trees, and I didn't have meticulous brushwork. It means that the work is rough and not meticulous.

Perfunctory: not doing things seriously; End: end. It means to do things so-so, just trying to cope with the past and get it done.

Perfunctory responsibility: shirking responsibility. It refers to not being serious and responsible at work and dealing with things superficially.

If you drink today, you will get drunk tomorrow: this is a metaphor of counting the days. It also describes people who only care about the present and have no long-term plans.