slapdash znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady slapdash

• A few isolated mistakes in such a wide-ranging compilation could be forgiven, but the large number included simply appears slapdash.

• The utility of this volume is slightly marred by occasionally slapdash editing and translation.

• To conclude, this volume is riddled with slapdash scholarship, unsustained claims and irregular presentation of data and citations.

• What is important is the fact that those two highly thought of and reputable gentlemen are as capable as anyone else of slapdash work.

• It was an oversight, an omission, slapdash work, put right in another place.

• But equally it would be undesirable that anything slapdash or casual should be done in anything as complicated and important as this is.

• However, it would have been hard to conceive of a more ham-fisted, slapdash and incompetent procedure for doing so.

• Therefore, they must be carefully drawn up, and experts must ensure that we do not rush into any euphonic, slapdash work.