slapdash

• Descreve algo feito às pressas e sem cuidado, sem a devida atenção ou esforço; também se refere a algo ou alguém descuidado nesse modo de fazer as coisas.

Describes something done hastily and carelessly, without proper attention or effort.

1. Careless and hastyC1informal

   Done or made in a hurried, careless, and often messy way.

   Descuidado e apressado

   • His slapdash approach to the project resulted in many errors.
   • She gave a slapdash presentation that lacked any real preparation.
   • The slapdash repairs on the roof only made the leak worse.

   Sinônimoscarelesshaphazardhastyhurriedimprovidentnegligentrecklessslipshodsloppythoughtless

   Antônimoscarefulconscientiousmeticulouspainstakingthorough

• Advérbio que significa «apressadamente, de forma descuidada ou desordenada». Descreve ações feitas com pouca atenção aos detalhes ou à precisão, frequentemente resultando em um resultado desleixado ou incompleto.

An adverb meaning "in a hasty, careless, or haphazard manner." It describes actions performed with little attention to detail or accuracy, often resulting in a messy or incomplete outcome.

1. In a careless or reckless mannerC1informal

   Done hastily and without care or attention to detail.

   De qualquer jeito

   • He completed the assignment slapdash, resulting in many errors.
   • The room was cleaned slapdash, with dust left in the corners.
   • She wrote the report slapdash, missing several key points.

   Sinônimoscarelesslyheedlesslyincautiouslynegligentlysloppilythoughtlessly

   Antônimoscarefullydiligentlymeticulouslypreciselythoroughly

2. Directly or abruptlyC1informal

   In a sudden, straightforward, or unceremonious way.

   Diretamente ou abruptamente

   • He threw the bag slapdash onto the table.
   • She answered the question slapdash without thinking.
   • The car stopped slapdash in the middle of the road.

   Sinônimosabruptlyheadlongimmediatelyprecipitatelystraightawaysuddenlyunceremoniously