What does "veg out" mean?

To relax doing nothing To be idle and passive.

How do you use "veg out" in a sentence?

I just want to veg out. She vegged out on the sofa. He spent Sunday vegging out.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★☆☆ Moderate informal

Meaning: To relax doing nothing

什么也不干地放松

Relajarse sin hacer nada

何もせずだらだらする

아무것도 안 하고 빈둥거리다

To be idle and passive.

无所事事、被动地待着。

Estar ocioso y pasivo.

ぼーっとして受動的でいること。

아무 활동 없이 게으르게 지내다.

Base verb: veg

Particle: out

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

I just want to veg out.
我只想瘫着什么都不干
Solo quiero estar tirado sin hacer nada
ただだらだらしたい
그냥 빈둥거리고 싶어
She vegged out on the sofa.
她瘫在沙发上
Se tiró en el sofá sin hacer nada
彼女はソファでだらだらした
그녀는 소파에서 빈둥거렸다
He spent Sunday vegging out.
他星期天就一直瘫着
Pasó el domingo tirado
彼は日曜日をだらだら過ごした
그는 일요일을 빈둥거리며 보냈다

Context: relaxing, idle, passive

Tone: lazy

From being like a vegetable.

Era: Modern

Generation: Younger

Social background: Universal