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

• 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。
• All the papers were haphazardly strewn on desks.
  所有文件杂乱地散落在书桌上。
• Of course, if controls are implemented haphazardly the government risks such a collapse.
  当然，如果抑制房价过热措施的实施没有章法，不能排除政府面临上述崩盘的可能性。
• A car is haphazardly parked next to them in the road with its door open.
  一辆汽车随意地停在他们旁边的路上，车门开着。
• There is clearly a part of him that longs for the detritus of family life: the rolls of wrapping paper tucked haphazardly in the corner, the toys on the counter.
  这里显然有自己的一部分，盼望着碎屑的家庭生活：卷包装纸塞内部在角落里，玩具放在柜台上。
• Ten states do not provide any funding at all for preschoolers, and some appear to fund it only haphazardly.
  有十个州根本就没有给学龄前儿童提供任何资金；而有些州只是随意地拨些款而已。
• They began firing haphazardly at the shadowy figures who seemed to have appeared from nowhere.
  他们开始朝那些不知从哪儿钻出来的人影胡乱开枪。
• 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。
• Too often, three or four buses at a time jockey for fares on haphazardly oversubscribed routes.
  常常，三个或四个巴士的费用，一次在过多地骑路线。
• The act of mixing cards haphazardly.
  随意地混插纸牌的动作。