haphazardly

英

美

adv.  偶然地，随意地；杂乱地

BNC.19306 / COCA.19430

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 无计划的;杂乱无章的;任意的
  If you describe something ashaphazard, you are critical of it because it is not at all organized or is not arranged according to a plan.
  1. The investigation does seem haphazard...
     调查工作确实看起来缺乏计划。
  2. He had never seen such a haphazard approach to filmmaking as Roberto's.
     他从没有见过像罗伯托那样毫无计划地拍摄电影的人。

英英释义

adv

• in a random manner
  1. the houses were randomly scattered
  2. bullets were fired into the crowd at random
  Synonym:randomlyindiscriminatelywilly-nillyarbitrarilyat randomevery which way
• without care
  1. the Prime Minister was wearing a grey suit and a white shirt with a soft collar, but his neck had become thinner and the collar stood away from it as if it had been bought haphazard
  Synonym:haphazard

双语例句

• You get to venture into the city of Metronome, a sprawling mass of haphazardly built houses and huge steam engines where the outlandish inhabitants are carrying out their chores day and night.
  你将进入节拍之城中冒险，这里古怪的居民在一堆凌乱建造的房子里和巨大的蒸汽发动机间从早忙到晚。
• Products that are poorly designed, or not designed at all, often look and feel like they are cobbled together from disparate pieces haphazardly knit together.
  设计不佳，甚至没有经过设计的产品看起来像是不同零件偶然拼合在一起。
• Over the years, manufacturers have released phones so irrefutably flawed, so haphazardly designed, that Apple's latest smart phone entry appears downright ideal.
  多年来，制造商已经发布了很多有致命缺陷、随意设计的手机。苹果最新的这款智能手机设计显得过于理想化了。
• The balance of these individuals is best managed proactively rather than haphazardly.
  企业最好是积极主动、而非毫无计划地协调这些人员。
• The act of mixing cards haphazardly.
  随意地混插纸牌的动作。
• The carefully arranged chessmen; haphazardly arranged interlobular septa; comfortable chairs arranged around the fireplace.
  精心安排的棋子；随意布置的隔片；舒适的椅子排放在壁炉周围。
• Small in size, the school had been put together haphazardly.
  这学校草草创办，规模不大；
• While this may seem tangential to a mathematical analysis of computer systems, it is a useful way to think about them and is done haphazardly today at best.
  尽管这看起来与计算机系统的数学分析没有太大关系，但是对于思考这些问题来说，这是非常有用的一种方法，而且也是到目前为止最好的一种方法。
• If you've ever tried using them, you know that you can't get what you want by just haphazardly stabbing at the plate.
  如果你曾经试过用筷子吃饭，就会知道在餐盘上乱戳是夹不到你想要的东西的，必须得瞄准目标下筷。
• Codd had been bothered by the widespread practice in the database world of treating data and its definitions haphazardly, without a systematic approach that could lead to scalable sharing of the data across diverse systems.
  Codd一直对数据库界随意对待数据及其定义的普遍做法感到困扰，没有一种系统的方法可跨不同系统实现可扩展的数据共享。