What are the idioms to describe carelessness

Losing oneself describes being careless or having a poor memory.

Careless and not meticulous.

Paralysis means carelessness, negligence, insensitivity to things, loss of vigilance.

Migration and forgetting the wife Migration: migration; House: Residence. I forgot to take my wife with me when I moved. The parable is careless to the point of absurdity.

Losing oneself describes being careless or having a poor memory.

Hasty hastily: sloppy and sloppy; It's done, it's over. Brought the matter to a halty end.

Hastily Withdrawing Troops So-so, the troops were withdrawn. The metaphor is irresponsible, not meticulous, and not careful.

Kusama Survival Kusama: In the grass. Describe just hoping to live so-so in front of you.

Sloppy Engaged Sloppy: Rough, perfunctory. So-so just dealt with. Describe not taking things seriously.

A hasty withdrawal is a metaphor for a so-so, hasty end of the matter.

Careless Coarse: Coarse vegetables. It refers to being sloppy and not careful.

Perfunctory Perfunctory: not taking things seriously; OVER: END. It refers to doing things so-so, just trying to deal with the past and finishing things.

Cutting corners originally referred to businessmen secretly reducing product quality and cutting materials in order to make huge profits. Now it also refers to doing things to save trouble, sloppy and perfunctory.

Perfunctory prevarication Do things so-so to deal with it, and blame things.

Lose three or four hairy hands and feet.

Paralyzing carelessness and forgetting his wife.

Lost three or four hastily done.

Hastily withdrawing troops and engaging in hasty work.

Careless withdrawal of troops.

Shoddy and perfunctory.

Cutting corners and prevaricating.

Paralyzing carelessness and forgetting his wife.

Lost three or four hastily done.

Hurriedly withdraw. Kusama survives.

Hastily engaged in hasty recruitment.

Carelessness and shoddy workmanship.

So-so, coarse, half-hearted.

Throw it away. Fourth, thick branches and leaves, so-so

Half-hearted, wandering, thick branches and leaves.

Lose three and four. Careless (in handling things).

Slipshod. Fair.

Forget your wife.

Lose three and four, anticlimactic, so-so.

Thick and leafy, so-so.

Carelessness.

Half-hearted, absent-minded.

Carelessness. Careless atmosphere.

Careless, hairy, so-so.

Lost everything, careless, cut corners, and perfunctory.

The idioms to describe carelessness are as follows:

1. Thick branches and leaves: painting, painting trees with thick branches and leaves, without using a brush. The figurative work is rough and not serious and meticulous.

2. Lose three or four: Describe doing things sloppily and carelessly, either losing this or forgetting that.

3. Carelessness: coarse: coarse vegetables. It refers to being sloppy and not careful.

4. So-so: It means that it is passable. It is also described as not being serious and careful.

5. Paralysis to the effect: paralysis: loss of sensation and motor dysfunction of the limbs, metaphor for loss of alertness. It refers to carelessness, negligence, insensitivity to things, and loss of vigilance.

6. Horse walking: Horse walking: Running on a horse. Ride on a running horse to see the flowers. The original described things as going well and being in a happy mood. After a few fingers, take a cursory look.

7. Perfunctory: perfunctory: not serious about doing things; OVER: END. It refers to doing things so-so, just trying to deal with the past and finishing things.

8. Swallow jujubes: 囫囵: the whole child. Swallow the jujube whole, without chewing, without discerning the taste. The metaphor is not analytic about things.

9. Sloppy: sloppy: coarse and perfunctory. So-so just dealt with. Describe not taking things seriously.

10. False and Wronged: False; Snake: Whatever the hall should be. It refers to hypocrisy and perfunctory entertainment.

11. Simplicity because of ugliness: Ugly: Simple; Just: Just. The original intention was to follow the original simplicity and not seek improvement. The latter refers to the original rudimentary conditions.

12. Indiscriminate: indiscriminate: untrue, false. Those who don't know how to play the flute are mixed in the team of the flute. It is a metaphor for those who have no skills to pretend to be skilled, and inferior goods to pretend to be good goods.

13. Floating light: The light on the water surface and the passing shadow disappear in a flash. The metaphor is not carefully observed, the study is not deep, and the impression is not deep.

14. Don't seek to understand: very, extremely. I only want to know a general idea, not a thorough understanding. It often refers to not being serious about learning or research, and not going deep into the paralimb.

15, hairy hands and feet: hairy: rash actions. Careless and not meticulous.

Idiom]: careless.

Pinyin Yunyin]: cū xīn dà yì

Spelling]: cxdy

Explanation]: Coarse: coarse vegetables. It refers to being sloppy and not careful.

Example: This is me, if I don't go in, how can he get out? Qing Wenkang's "The Legend of Children's Heroes" is the fourth chapter.

synonyms]: thick branches and large leaves.

Antonyms]: cautious, cautious.

Grammar]: as a predicate, object, and definite; Used to think about things or do things.

Shun connection]: The meaning is profound, the meaning is sudden, the mind is chaotic, the mind is busy, the mind is panicked, the mind is full of excitement, the mind is excited, the mind is happy.

Connection]: Peace of mind and happiness peace of mind half-hearted expression of the expression of the new idea of not thinking about the ill will not be enough.

Reverse connection]: only short and coarse, financial touch, Liang is coarse, bold, bold

Reverse connection]: coarse and fine, vulgar, coarse, coarse, coarse, coarse, careless.

The consequences of "carelessness" are sometimes not very large, but in any case we should be very vigilant and serious about "carelessness". Because "carelessness is a mistake", a mistake must be corrected rather than explained! Therefore, our attitude towards "carelessness" should be - rather left than right!

Explanation]: Coarse: coarse vegetables. It refers to being sloppy and not careful.

Example: This is me, if I don't go in, how can he get out? Qing Wenkang's "The Legend of Children's Heroes" is the fourth chapter.

Fair.

Explanation means that it is okay. It is also described as not being serious and careful.

Example Since then, I have stopped reading anything. Zhou Ye "My Uncle Mr. Lu Xun".

Lose three and pull four:

Describe doing things sloppily and carelessly, either lose this or forget that. Same as "lose three and lose four".

Source: Liu Baiyu's "A Warm Snowy Night": "I always don't care about life and death like this, I always lose three and four like this, when will this problem be changed!" ”

Lose three and four.

Describe doing things sloppily and carelessly, either lose this or forget that.

Source: Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" Chapter 67: "There is no one in our family, as the saying goes, 'the tamping bird flies first', and the temporary loss of the province is incomplete, which makes people laugh." ”

Forget the three:

Describe doing things sloppily and carelessly, either lose this or forget that. Same as "lose three and lose four".

Source: Chapter 72 of "Dream of Red Mansions": "I'm confused now!" Forget about it, and make people complain about the macro judgment, but it is not like the first. ”

Paralysis Paralysis: loss of sensation and motor dysfunction of the limbs, metaphorically for loss of alertness. It refers to carelessness, negligence, desperation, insensitivity to things, and loss of vigilance.

Careless (in handling things).

Mao: Recklessly. Careless and not meticulous.

Source: The third fold of Ming Anonymous's "Monkey King": "But I don't know how to give birth to something like me with a sharp mouth and shrunken eyes, hairy hands and feet, such a thing." ”

Migrating to the house and forgetting the wife Migration: migration is like returning; House: Residence. I forgot to take my wife with me when I moved. The parable is careless to the point of absurdity.

Source: "Confucius's Family Sayings: "The widow forgets it even more, and he forgets his wife when he moves to the house." ”

Carelessness:

Coarse: Coarse vegetables. It refers to being sloppy and not careful.

Source: Song Zhu Xi's "Zhu Zi's Language: Learning IV": "Go to the skin to see the flesh, go to the flesh to see the bones, and see the marrow to the end bones, so that carelessness is not allowed." ”

Careless buoyancy:

Floating: Impetuous. Describe people who are not attentive and calm.

Source: Qing Ye Xie's "Original Poems" Volume 4: "Those who study poetry should not ignore the ancients, nor should they attach themselves to the ancients. Ignore the ancients, be careless and buoyant, and only hunt the skins of the ancients. ”

Bold and bold-hearted:

He is bold in doing things, but he is careless. Ill-conceived.

Source: The second fold of Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Butterfly Dream": "Fluttering and knocking down the stairs to raise the drum, bluffing me into a hurry, so that I can't be bold and rude." ”