Definition of slapdash in English:

slapdash

adjectiveˈslapdaʃˈslæpˌdæʃ

Done too hurriedly and carelessly.
匆忙的；仓促的；草率的
he gave a slapdash performance
他的表演草草了事。
Example sentencesExamples
- The cavalier and slapdash approach to their documentation was not helpful in this regard.
- This slapdash approach is already having adverse effects on Zambia, as would-be investors are not sure what the new Investment Act contains and will not put their money in unknown shadows.
- This slapdash approach to the recording and construction of an album possibly could be financially related.
- I know no poet who, even in quite slapdash poems, can provide more pleasant and provocative surprises.
- Her comedy is at once over the top and facile - slapdash, violent, vulgar.
- The cut was slapdash and messy, but it was deep and had the desired effect.
- To some he appeared disorganized, slapdash, cheerful to the point of flippancy.
- It was also callous, slapdash and neglectful of the interests of less secure and well paid workers.
- You'll learn even more from the slapdash, poorly edited, and boring sites.
- The approach is old-fashioned, research slapdash, scholarship negligible, the judgments inane, the characterisation childish, the tone sick-makingly patriotic.
- It's a rather slapdash collection of ideas, but it makes some worthwhile, if loosely supported, points.
- The special effects are pretty stunning - considerably better than in the first film - but the pacing is leaden, the characterisation pretty slapdash and threadbare and, well, it's still a bit long…
- However, a few years back, I finally saw the light, and vowed to change my slapdash approach to personal finance.
- I want to begin by apologizing for all of the grammatical errors, slapdash reasoning, and sloppy writing in my recent posts.
- She frowned at the messy handwriting and slapdash clump of phrases.
- The slapdash concrete panel wall runs east-to-west along the 50-foot long border of our back garden.
- And paintings too, lots of them, some beautiful, some bland, some clever, some featureless, some inspiring, some slapdash, some devotional, and some so dull that even I could have painted them.
- Its factual jurisprudence is slapdash, sloppy, and, too often, supercilious.
- It also details insider hiring, slapdash dismissals of whistleblower complaints, staff reassignments to field offices and sudden departures by loyal and longtime staff members that have left the office crippled.
- But they have a slapdash quality that points to their function as performance pieces.
Synonyms
careless, slipshod, lackadaisical, hasty, hurried, disorganized, haphazard, unsystematic, untidy, messy, thrown together, last-minute, hit-or-miss, offhand, thoughtless, heedless, negligent, neglectful, remiss, cursory, perfunctory, lax, slack
informal sloppy, shambolic, all over the place, slap-happy
British informal all over the shop

adverbˈslapdaʃˈslæpˌdæʃ

dated

Hurriedly and carelessly.
匆忙的；仓促的；草率的
Example sentencesExamples
- His cabin bordering the Upper Buffalo River Wilderness in the Ozarks of northwest Arkansas is slapdash functional.
- Bent nails hold the box together; house-paint has been applied slapdash to its surface.
- The 20 victory flags displayed on the plane were applied "slapdash" and they vary in size, position, attitude and alignment.
- This writer is characterizing the results obtained when the intellectual methodologies of postindustrial society are applied slap-dash to the Caribbean.

Definition of slapdash in US English:

slapdash

adjectiveˈslapˌdaSHˈslæpˌdæʃ

Done too hurriedly and carelessly.
匆忙的；仓促的；草率的
he gave a slapdash performance
他的表演草草了事。
Example sentencesExamples
- The special effects are pretty stunning - considerably better than in the first film - but the pacing is leaden, the characterisation pretty slapdash and threadbare and, well, it's still a bit long…
- The cut was slapdash and messy, but it was deep and had the desired effect.
- It's a rather slapdash collection of ideas, but it makes some worthwhile, if loosely supported, points.
- I want to begin by apologizing for all of the grammatical errors, slapdash reasoning, and sloppy writing in my recent posts.
- However, a few years back, I finally saw the light, and vowed to change my slapdash approach to personal finance.
- But they have a slapdash quality that points to their function as performance pieces.
- The cavalier and slapdash approach to their documentation was not helpful in this regard.
- She frowned at the messy handwriting and slapdash clump of phrases.
- Its factual jurisprudence is slapdash, sloppy, and, too often, supercilious.
- It was also callous, slapdash and neglectful of the interests of less secure and well paid workers.
- And paintings too, lots of them, some beautiful, some bland, some clever, some featureless, some inspiring, some slapdash, some devotional, and some so dull that even I could have painted them.
- You'll learn even more from the slapdash, poorly edited, and boring sites.
- I know no poet who, even in quite slapdash poems, can provide more pleasant and provocative surprises.
- To some he appeared disorganized, slapdash, cheerful to the point of flippancy.
- This slapdash approach to the recording and construction of an album possibly could be financially related.
- It also details insider hiring, slapdash dismissals of whistleblower complaints, staff reassignments to field offices and sudden departures by loyal and longtime staff members that have left the office crippled.
- The approach is old-fashioned, research slapdash, scholarship negligible, the judgments inane, the characterisation childish, the tone sick-makingly patriotic.
- The slapdash concrete panel wall runs east-to-west along the 50-foot long border of our back garden.
- This slapdash approach is already having adverse effects on Zambia, as would-be investors are not sure what the new Investment Act contains and will not put their money in unknown shadows.
- Her comedy is at once over the top and facile - slapdash, violent, vulgar.
Synonyms
careless, slipshod, lackadaisical, hasty, hurried, disorganized, haphazard, unsystematic, untidy, messy, thrown together, last-minute, hit-or-miss, offhand, thoughtless, heedless, negligent, neglectful, remiss, cursory, perfunctory, lax, slack

adverbˈslapˌdaSHˈslæpˌdæʃ

dated

Hurriedly and carelessly.
匆忙的；仓促的；草率的
Example sentencesExamples
- His cabin bordering the Upper Buffalo River Wilderness in the Ozarks of northwest Arkansas is slapdash functional.
- The 20 victory flags displayed on the plane were applied "slapdash" and they vary in size, position, attitude and alignment.
- This writer is characterizing the results obtained when the intellectual methodologies of postindustrial society are applied slap-dash to the Caribbean.
- Bent nails hold the box together; house-paint has been applied slapdash to its surface.

词汇	slapdash
释义	Definition of slapdash in English: slapdash adjectiveˈslapdaʃˈslæpˌdæʃ Done too hurriedly and carelessly. 匆忙的；仓促的；草率的 he gave a slapdash performance 他的表演草草了事。 Example sentencesExamples The cavalier and slapdash approach to their documentation was not helpful in this regard. This slapdash approach is already having adverse effects on Zambia, as would-be investors are not sure what the new Investment Act contains and will not put their money in unknown shadows. This slapdash approach to the recording and construction of an album possibly could be financially related. I know no poet who, even in quite slapdash poems, can provide more pleasant and provocative surprises. Her comedy is at once over the top and facile - slapdash, violent, vulgar. The cut was slapdash and messy, but it was deep and had the desired effect. To some he appeared disorganized, slapdash, cheerful to the point of flippancy. It was also callous, slapdash and neglectful of the interests of less secure and well paid workers. You'll learn even more from the slapdash, poorly edited, and boring sites. The approach is old-fashioned, research slapdash, scholarship negligible, the judgments inane, the characterisation childish, the tone sick-makingly patriotic. It's a rather slapdash collection of ideas, but it makes some worthwhile, if loosely supported, points. The special effects are pretty stunning - considerably better than in the first film - but the pacing is leaden, the characterisation pretty slapdash and threadbare and, well, it's still a bit long… However, a few years back, I finally saw the light, and vowed to change my slapdash approach to personal finance. I want to begin by apologizing for all of the grammatical errors, slapdash reasoning, and sloppy writing in my recent posts. She frowned at the messy handwriting and slapdash clump of phrases. The slapdash concrete panel wall runs east-to-west along the 50-foot long border of our back garden. And paintings too, lots of them, some beautiful, some bland, some clever, some featureless, some inspiring, some slapdash, some devotional, and some so dull that even I could have painted them. Its factual jurisprudence is slapdash, sloppy, and, too often, supercilious. It also details insider hiring, slapdash dismissals of whistleblower complaints, staff reassignments to field offices and sudden departures by loyal and longtime staff members that have left the office crippled. But they have a slapdash quality that points to their function as performance pieces. Synonyms careless, slipshod, lackadaisical, hasty, hurried, disorganized, haphazard, unsystematic, untidy, messy, thrown together, last-minute, hit-or-miss, offhand, thoughtless, heedless, negligent, neglectful, remiss, cursory, perfunctory, lax, slack informal sloppy, shambolic, all over the place, slap-happy British informal all over the shop adverbˈslapdaʃˈslæpˌdæʃ dated Hurriedly and carelessly. 匆忙的；仓促的；草率的 Example sentencesExamples His cabin bordering the Upper Buffalo River Wilderness in the Ozarks of northwest Arkansas is slapdash functional. Bent nails hold the box together; house-paint has been applied slapdash to its surface. The 20 victory flags displayed on the plane were applied "slapdash" and they vary in size, position, attitude and alignment. This writer is characterizing the results obtained when the intellectual methodologies of postindustrial society are applied slap-dash to the Caribbean. Definition of slapdash in US English: slapdash adjectiveˈslapˌdaSHˈslæpˌdæʃ Done too hurriedly and carelessly. 匆忙的；仓促的；草率的 he gave a slapdash performance 他的表演草草了事。 Example sentencesExamples The special effects are pretty stunning - considerably better than in the first film - but the pacing is leaden, the characterisation pretty slapdash and threadbare and, well, it's still a bit long… The cut was slapdash and messy, but it was deep and had the desired effect. It's a rather slapdash collection of ideas, but it makes some worthwhile, if loosely supported, points. I want to begin by apologizing for all of the grammatical errors, slapdash reasoning, and sloppy writing in my recent posts. However, a few years back, I finally saw the light, and vowed to change my slapdash approach to personal finance. But they have a slapdash quality that points to their function as performance pieces. The cavalier and slapdash approach to their documentation was not helpful in this regard. She frowned at the messy handwriting and slapdash clump of phrases. Its factual jurisprudence is slapdash, sloppy, and, too often, supercilious. It was also callous, slapdash and neglectful of the interests of less secure and well paid workers. And paintings too, lots of them, some beautiful, some bland, some clever, some featureless, some inspiring, some slapdash, some devotional, and some so dull that even I could have painted them. You'll learn even more from the slapdash, poorly edited, and boring sites. I know no poet who, even in quite slapdash poems, can provide more pleasant and provocative surprises. To some he appeared disorganized, slapdash, cheerful to the point of flippancy. This slapdash approach to the recording and construction of an album possibly could be financially related. It also details insider hiring, slapdash dismissals of whistleblower complaints, staff reassignments to field offices and sudden departures by loyal and longtime staff members that have left the office crippled. The approach is old-fashioned, research slapdash, scholarship negligible, the judgments inane, the characterisation childish, the tone sick-makingly patriotic. The slapdash concrete panel wall runs east-to-west along the 50-foot long border of our back garden. This slapdash approach is already having adverse effects on Zambia, as would-be investors are not sure what the new Investment Act contains and will not put their money in unknown shadows. Her comedy is at once over the top and facile - slapdash, violent, vulgar. Synonyms careless, slipshod, lackadaisical, hasty, hurried, disorganized, haphazard, unsystematic, untidy, messy, thrown together, last-minute, hit-or-miss, offhand, thoughtless, heedless, negligent, neglectful, remiss, cursory, perfunctory, lax, slack adverbˈslapˌdaSHˈslæpˌdæʃ dated Hurriedly and carelessly. 匆忙的；仓促的；草率的 Example sentencesExamples His cabin bordering the Upper Buffalo River Wilderness in the Ozarks of northwest Arkansas is slapdash functional. The 20 victory flags displayed on the plane were applied "slapdash" and they vary in size, position, attitude and alignment. This writer is characterizing the results obtained when the intellectual methodologies of postindustrial society are applied slap-dash to the Caribbean. Bent nails hold the box together; house-paint has been applied slapdash to its surface.
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