slapdash

adj.

草率的，粗心的，匆促的；粗线条；

1. She has a very slapdash approach to keeping accounts.
   她记账十分潦草马虎。
2. I think we in britain are very slapdash and don't care if we are right or wrong."
   而我们英国人则很马虎,不在乎是对还是错。

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