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sloppily

/slop-ee/US // ˈslɒp i //UK // (ˈslɒpɪ) //

敷衍了事,敷衍了事地,潦草地,马虎

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adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    slop·pi·er, slop·pi·est.

    • : muddy, slushy, or very wet: The field was a sloppy mess after the rain.
    • : splashed or soiled with liquid.
    • : careless; loose: sloppy writing.
    • : untidy; slovenly: sloppy clothes; a sloppy eater.
    • : overly emotional; gushy: sloppy sentimentality.
    • : prepared or served in an unappetizing way.
    • : loose-fitting; baggy: a big, sloppy sweater.
    • : wet from a recent or continuing heavy rain and containing puddles and mud still too thin and watery to be sticky.

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Examples

  • “It was sloppy reporting and I had to pay for it and get up in front of the team to explain it,” Slauson said.

  • During some storms, we receive a mixture of sloppy wet snow, ice, freezing rain and plain rain — changing back and forth throughout the day.

  • That said, memorable ads don’t mean much if the right people aren’t seeing them, which leads us to points 2 and 3… You just can’t be sloppy with audience targeting in the B2B world.

  • Complex metal tracks like “Cafo” by Animals as Leaders can turn into a featureless sonic blob under sloppy bass performance, but the Nest Audio handled it better than I’d expect at this price.

  • Instead of giving up, they sliced their flour tortillas into strips and put them in the soup anyway, turning them into “soft weird sloppy tortilla noodles.”

  • I breathed sloppily through my mouth, hung my head between my legs, and spit every so often.

  • From the title on, Cheney the author seems hopelessly, blindly, foolishly, sloppily in love with his subject.

  • Many are sloppily melodramatic and the show seems thrown at you unedited.

  • Generally, Oswald's uniforms were clean but not neat; they were either unironed or sloppily ironed.

  • It was nearly eleven o'clock when Jenny, entering the sitting-room, found Irene bunched sloppily over the fire.

  • Six months after admission she began to feed herself but rather sloppily.

  • We went in and sat down just as the Chinaman was handing thick cups of coffee around rather sloppily.

  • He was a tall but sloppily built fellow, and after a straight one on the point of his chin I back-twisted him over the iron bed.