sloppily
英 [ˈslɒp.əl.i]
美 [ˈslɑː.pəl.i]
- adv. 粗心地；凌乱地；过于伤感地；感情脆弱地
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权威例句
- 1. They lost because they played sloppily.
- 他们打得松松垮垮，因而输了。
- 2. Do things neatly, not sloppily.
- 办事要利落, 不要拖泥带水.
- 3. Evidently no lessons have been learnt or else the government would not have handled the problem so sloppily.
- 政府显然没有吸取教训，不然不会把问题处理得那么草率。
- 4. Land market after behind - the - scenes plotting concern: how much land can act sloppily?
- 关注土地市场重重黑幕: 有多少土地可以胡来?
- 5. This report has been put together very sloppily.
- 这篇报道层次混乱.