slapdash

英 [ˈslæp.dæʃ]      美 [ˈslæp.dæʃ]
  • adj. 匆促的;草率的;粗心的,马虎的
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slapdash 仓促的,马虎的

slap,拍,掴,dash,猛冲。引申比喻义仓促的,马虎的。

slapdash (adv.)
1670s, from slap (v.) + dash (v.). As an adjective, "dashing, offhand, careless," from 1792. As a noun, "rough-coat, coarse plaster," from 1796.
1. She has a very slapdash approach to keeping accounts.
她记账十分潦草马虎。
2. Malcolm's work methods appear amazingly slapdash.
马尔科姆的工作方法显得极其粗枝大叶。
3. Corrupt local bureaucracies and slapdash building pushed up the Turkish toll.
当地官员腐败以及豆腐渣工程是促成土耳其遇难人数的剧增.
4. He's always slapdash in his work.
他工作总拖泥带水.
5. The shelves were put up slapdash.
这些架子是仓促搭起来的.