英语词汇“hit and miss”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	hit and miss
释义	(adjective) in the sense of haphazard Definition happening in an unplanned way Farming can be very much a hit-and-miss affair. Synonyms haphazard The investigation does seem haphazard. random The order of events seemed totally random. uneven casual It was just a casual meeting. indiscriminate the indiscriminate arrests during the protests cursory I gave the letter a fairly cursory reading. perfunctory aimless After several hours of aimless driving they were getting low on fuel. disorganized undirected scattershot Opposites planned , arranged , organized , deliberate, systematic Additional synonyms in the sense of aimless Definition having no purpose or direction After several hours of aimless driving they were getting low on fuel. Synonyms purposeless, random, stray, pointless, erratic, wayward, frivolous, chance, goalless, haphazard, vagrant, directionless, unguided, undirected in the sense of casual Definition happening by chance or without planning It was just a casual meeting. Synonyms chance, unexpected, random, accidental, incidental, unforeseen, unintentional, fortuitous (informal), serendipitous, unpremeditated in the sense of cursory Definition hasty and usually superficial I gave the letter a fairly cursory reading. Synonyms brief, passing, rapid, casual, summary, slight, hurried, careless, superficial, hasty, perfunctory, desultory, offhand, slapdash Nearby words of hit-and-miss hit the bottle hit the jackpot hit the sack hit-and-miss hitch hitch something up hither Synonyms of 'hit-and-miss' hit-and-miss Explore 'hit and miss' in the dictionary hit and miss also hit-and-miss adjective If something is hit and miss or hit or miss, it is sometimes successful and sometimes not. Farming can be very much a hit-and-miss affair. hit and miss in British English (hɪt ənd mɪs) or hit-and-miss adjective unpredictable; sometimes successful, sometimes unsuccessful Farming can be very much a hit-and-miss affair. We are working on a rather hit-and-miss basis at the moment. hit-and-miss in British English adjective informal random; haphazard a hit-and-miss affair the technique is very hit and miss Also: hit or miss hit-and-miss in American English (ˈhɪtənˈmɪs) adjective 1. resulting in both successes and failures said as of a series of attempts 2. hit-or-miss hit and miss done carelessly or without proper planning, so equally likely to fail or succeed The acting, however, is hit and miss: it ranges from the highly stylish to the appallinglygauche. Examples of 'hit and miss' in a sentence hit and miss His mind was too wine-muddled to think anything through, other than trading hit and miss blows with his equally inebriated adversary. Jennifer Fallon TREASON KEEP (2001) The bad news is that the new show is a very hit-and-miss affair. Times, Sunday Times (2007) It can take a long time to do this and can be a hit-and-miss affair. Times, Sunday Times (2015) But finding great makers has always been a hit-and-miss affair. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The temporary ones can be a bit hit-and-miss! The Sun (2010) She is always to be feared on soft but she has been a bit hit-and-miss this season. The Sun (2010) He was a bit hit-and-miss in his early hurdles but has come of age this winter. The Sun (2015) Making the transition from ground to air was a hit-and-miss affair and required the patronage of an interested senior officer. Patrick Bishop FIGHTER BOYS: Saving Britain 1940 (2003) I have had many treatments myself and found it a hit-and-miss affair. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The satire was a hit-and-miss affair, with more misses than hits. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Because the one thing this hit-and-miss series absolutely didn't need was any more hatred. The Sun (2013) Dangerous but a bit hit-and-miss. The Sun (2014) It was an untested recipe and the first time you try something it's always a bit hit-and-miss. The Sun (2011) I have been lucky - but it was a bit hit-and-miss. Times, Sunday Times (2007)
随便看	on the eve of on the face of it on the factory floor on the fence on the fiddle on the flat on the floor on the fly on the foundation on the fritz on the front foot on the game on the go on-the-go on the ground on (the) grounds of on the grounds that ... on the half shell on the heavy side on the heels of on the hip on the home front on the home front/on the domestic front on-the-home-front-on-the-domestic-front on the hoof

　

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