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Mó preguiça de sair hoje.

I really can't be bothered to go out today.

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Why every word is where it is

Mó1adjectivehuge (from «maior»)maiorpreguiça2nounlazinessfem. · sing.deprepositionof, fromsairverbgo outinfinitivehojeadverbtoday.
  • Mó → preguiça: mó + noun = such a
  • preguiça → sair: preguiça de + infinitive

Why it's built this way

The notes match the numbers above.

  1. 1
    «mó» (from «maior», «biggest») intensifies: mó legal, mó fila. Very informal. Advanced word formation, neologisms & slang morphology →
  2. 2
    «preguiça» = laziness, the can't-be-bothered feeling (Spanish «pereza»).