| 释义 |  also rough-and-ready 1. adjectiveA rough and ready solution or method is one that is rather simple and not very exact because it has been thought of or done in a hurry.  Here is a rough and ready measurement. 2. adjectiveA rough and ready person is not very polite or gentle.  ...rough-and-ready soldiers. More Synonyms of rough-and-readyrough-and-ready in British Englishadjective1. crude, unpolished, or hastily prepared, but sufficient for the purpose 2. (of a person) without formality or refinement; rudely vigorousDerived formsrough-and-readiness (ˈrough-and-ˈreadiness)  nounrough-and-ready in American English (ˈrʌfənˈrɛdi)   adjective1.   rough, or crude, rude, unpolished, etc., but effective enough   rough-and-ready methods 2.   characterized by rough vigor and prompt action rather than refinement, formality, or nicety   a rough-and-ready fellowdone in a hurry, and so rather basic, or not very exact  The rough and ready method used to limit total costs worked reasonably well.not polite or well educated  At first the rough and ready sailors did not know what to make of the young cleric.Just because he's venal and rough-and-ready with the law doesn't mean he's evil.Examples of 'rough-and-ready' in a sentencerough-and-readySee  roughDefinition hastily prepared but adequate for the purpose Here is a rough and ready measurement.Synonyms adequate thrown together cobbled togetherDefinition (of a person) without formality or refinement The soldiers were a bit rough and ready.Synonyms shabby ungroomed ill-groomedAdditional synonymsDefinition rough and simple a crude way of assessing the risk of heart diseaseSynonyms rough,  undeveloped,  basic,  outline,  unfinished,  makeshift,  sketchy,  unformedDefinition  untidy He turned up wearing a daggy tracksuit.Synonyms untidy,  unkempt,  dishevelled,  tousled,  disordered,  messy,  ruffled,  scruffy,  rumpled,  bedraggled,  ratty (informal),  straggly,  windblown,  disarranged,  mussed up (informal)He grabbed a script and began an improvised performance. Synonyms unprepared,  spontaneous,  makeshift,  spur-of-the-moment,  off-the-cuff (informal),  ad-lib,  unrehearsed,  extempore,  extemporaneous,  extemporizedNearby words ofrough and readyrotundrouéroughrough and readyrough and tumblerough someone uprough something out
Additional synonymsDefinition temporary or conditional the possibility of setting up a provisional coalition governmentSynonyms temporary,  interim,  transitional,  stopgap,  pro temDefinition giving only a rough or incomplete description Details of what actually happened are still sketchy.Synonyms incomplete,  rough,  vague,  slight,  outline,  inadequate,  crude,  superficial,  unfinished,  skimpy,  scrappy,  cursory,  perfunctory,  cobbled together, bittyIt was only ever intended as a stopgap solution. Synonyms makeshift,  emergency,  temporary,  provisional,  improvised,  impromptu,  rough-and-readyDefinition untidy or slovenly The child was unkempt and dirty.Synonyms untidy,  scruffy,  dishevelled,  disordered,  messy,  sloppy (informal),  shabby,  rumpled,  bedraggled,  slovenly,  blowsy,  sluttish,  slatternly,  disarranged,  ungroomed,  disarrayed,  frowzy,  daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal)Much of the prose is unpolished. Synonyms crude,  rough,  unfinished,  rude,  sketchy,  rough and ready,  unworked,  unfashionedDefinition not neat a thin man with untidy hairSynonyms unkempt,  dishevelled,  tousled,  disordered,  messy,  ruffled,  scruffy,  rumpled,  bedraggled,  ratty (informal),  straggly,  windblown,  disarranged,  mussed up (informal),  daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) |