slapdash in the PONS Dictionary

slapdash Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

he is very slapdash with everything he does
той върши всичко джаста-праста
do sth in a slapdash way
правя нщ през куп за грош inf (небрежно, повърхностно)

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To put it bluntly, it has become shockingly slapdash.
www.telegraph.co.uk
These days, even if we're a bit slapdash about actually doing it, most people realise it's vital to conserve our resources.
www.buryfreepress.co.uk
Perhaps the slapdash quality of tweets makes them more reliable as historical documents.
www.slate.com
Again a byproduct of its slapdash writing, the movie wades through its own tired, perfunctory setups to the detriment of our interest.
filmschoolrejects.com
By following the four steps to badge nirvana, you can avoid the slapdash approach that undermines successful gamification.
mashable.com
It was very slapdash in that way, we never knew dates.
www.telegraph.co.uk
The film used then-cutting edge computer technology to replicate the slapdash, sketchbook qualities of charcoal and brushed ink.
www.telegraph.co.uk
His epic failure to do so forces an editor's intervention and a slapdash happy ending.
www.macleans.ca
It's too bad that they're floating around in a show that at this early stage, is so slapdash and formulaic in its storytelling.
en.wikipedia.org
Artfully incoherent, wilfully slapdash, his style must have seemed like a smack in the face of the traditions they upheld.
www.telegraph.co.uk

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