Translations for „slapdash“ in the English » Chinese Dictionary

slapdash [ˈslæpdæʃ] ADJ ADV

slapdash

草率的(地) cǎoshuàide

slapdash

粗心的(地) cūxīnde

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is not properly gestated, and seems to have been written in a very slapdash manner.

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Why pollute the airwaves with this slapdash schoolyard bullying when you can just film yourself counting your money?

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His writing was sometimes slapdash, but always vivid and racy, and made natural history attractive to the mass readership.

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Artfully incoherent, wilfully slapdash, his style must have seemed like a smack in the face of the traditions they upheld.

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The film used then-cutting edge computer technology to replicate the slapdash, sketchbook qualities of charcoal and brushed ink.

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These days, even if we're a bit slapdash about actually doing it, most people realise it's vital to conserve our resources.

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The consultation took 16 minutes 35 seconds and was no slapdash affair.

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They constituted the first coherent panorama of the world's coastlines, and made earlier hydrographers look slapdash.

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His epic failure to do so forces an editor's intervention and a slapdash happy ending.

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Here again, the mishmash of events might seem a bit too slapdash for a reader looking for carefully plotted linear storytelling.

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