feckless

adj.

没有价值的，没有长远目标的，不负责任的；

adv.

没有价值地，没有长远目标地，不负责任地；

n.

没有价值，没有长远目标，不负责任；

1. Her husband was a charming, but lazy and feckless man.
   她的丈夫讨人喜欢，但却是个懒惰没有出息的人。
2. And Washington is annoyed at Europe's feckless attempts at economic reforms.
   美国方面对欧盟不痛不痒的经济改革也懊恼不已。

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