sloppy
/ˈslɒp.i/Перевод: Описывает что-то небрежное, неаккуратное или лишённое опрятности и точности.
Связи слова
adjective
/ˈslɒp.i/Описывает что-то небрежное, неаккуратное или лишённое опрятности и точности.
Describe algo descuidado, hecho sin esmero o que carece de limpieza y precisión.
Décrit quelque chose de négligé, peu soigné, ou manquant de précision et de rigueur.
Beschreibt etwas Unordentliches, Nachlässiges oder Ungenaues; auch eine Person, die unordentlich, schlampig oder nachlässig arbeitet.
Descreve algo feito de forma descuidada, sem capricho, precisão ou ordem; também se aplica a alguém desleixado no vestir ou no agir.
形容事物马虎、不整洁、不修边幅或缺乏精确性;也可指人做事草率、邋遢。
يصف شيئًا غير متقن أو غير مرتب أو يفتقر إلى الدقة والنظافة والإحكام. ويُستعمل أيضًا للدلالة على الإهمال والتسيب في العمل أو المظهر.
Describes something that is careless, messy, or lacking neatness and precision.
Lacking neatness or orderB1informal
Characterized by a lack of care, tidiness, or precision.
Неаккуратный
Descuidado, sin esmero
négligé, peu soigné
Schlampig
Desleixado
邋遢的
غير مرتب
- His handwriting is so sloppy that I can barely read it.
- She left her room in a sloppy mess after the party.
- The report was full of sloppy mistakes.
Синонимыcarelessdisorderlyhaphazardmessyslipshodslovenlyuntidy
Антонимыcarefulcleanexactmeticulousneatorderlyprecisesystematictidytrim
Wet or smeared with a spilled liquid or moist materialB1informal
Covered or stained with a liquid or semi-liquid substance, often in an unappealing way.
Мокрый или испачканный
Manchado o embarrado con líquido
taché de liquide
Nass oder beschmutzt
Molhado ou sujo
湿漉漉或弄脏的
مبلل أو ملطخ
- The table was sloppy with spilled juice and crumbs.
- He gave her a sloppy kiss on the cheek.
- The floor became sloppy after the dog shook off the water.
Синонимыmessymuckyslushysoggysoiledspatteredsplashedstainedwet
Soft and watery (of soil)B2formal
Describing ground that is wet, muddy, and unstable.
Топкий
Suelo blando y acuoso
Détrempé (sol)
Schlammig und weich
Lodoso
泥泞的
الطيني الرخو
- The garden path was sloppy after the heavy rain.
- The horses struggled to walk on the sloppy field.
- The soil was too sloppy to plant anything.
Синонимыboggymarshymirymuddyoozyslushysoggysquishyswampywaterlogged
Not fitting closely; hanging looselyB1informal
Describing clothing that is loose, baggy, or ill-fitting.
Мешковатый
ropa holgada
Vêtement ample et mal ajusté
Schlabberig
Largo e caído
宽松的
فضفاض
- He wore a sloppy old sweater that hung off his shoulders.
- Her uniform looked sloppy and untucked.
- The pants were too big and gave him a sloppy appearance.
Синонимыbaggyill-fittinglooseshapelessslackslouchy
Антонимыclose-fittingfittedsnugtight
Excessively or abnormally emotionalB2informal
Displaying sentimentality or emotion in an exaggerated or uncontrolled way.
Чрезмерно сентиментальный
Empalagoso, sensiblero
sentimental à l'excès
Übermäßig sentimental
Excessivamente sentimental
过于感伤的
مفرط في العاطفية
- The movie was so sloppy that it made everyone cry.
- He got sloppy drunk and started confessing his feelings.
- Her speech was a bit sloppy with too much sentiment.
Синонимыeffusivegushinggushymaudlinmawkishsappyschmaltzysentimentalslushy
Антонимыimpassivestoicunemotional
Marked by great carelessnessB2formal
Done without attention to detail or accuracy; negligent.
Небрежный
Descuidado, hecho sin esmero
négligent, bâclé
Nachlässig
Descuidado
马虎的
مُتَهَاوِن
- The contractor did a sloppy job on the renovation.
- Sloppy workmanship led to the machine breaking down.
- His sloppy research methods invalidated the study.
Синонимыcarelessdisorganizedhaphazardimpreciseinaccuratemessynegligentshoddyslapdashslipshoduntidy
Антонимыaccuratecarefulconscientiousexactmeticulouspainstakingpreciserigorousscrupulousthorough
- sloppier comparative form
- sloppiest superlative form
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