A layabout is a lazy person who does not work and does not mean to — someone who lies around all day. It is informal British English, a bit old-fashioned, and unkind if you say it to someone's face. Newspapers and grumpy relatives use it. Though actually, it is not an official word for “unemployed”; it is a judgment. The picture in the word is someone who lays about the house, doing nothing.

遊手好閒的人；懶人（帶嫌棄口氣）