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美:['heɪstɪnɪs]
英:['heɪstɪnɪs]
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词根:haste
adj.hasty 轻率的;匆忙的;草率的;性怠的
adv.hastily 匆忙地;急速地;慌忙地
n.haste 匆忙;急忙;轻率
vi.haste 匆忙;赶紧
vt.haste 赶快
adjective
done or made in a hurry
hasty city-street snapshots—R. B. Heilman
fast and typically superficial
made a hasty examination of the wound
archaic rapid in action or movement : speedy
acting too quickly : overly eager or impatient
realized he had been hasty in quitting his job
exhibiting a lack of careful thought or consideration : precipitate, rash
We don't want to make any hasty decisions.
prone to anger : irritable
a hasty temperament
see haste >entry 1
The first known use of hasty was in the 14th century
hatch1 of 5noun
an opening in a deck, floor, or roof
a small door or opening (as in an airplane)
the covering for a hatch
hatch2 of 5verb
to produce from eggs
the hen hatched chicks
incubate sense 1
the hen hatched the eggs
to emerge from an egg, pupa, or chrysalis
the chicks hatched today
to give forth young
the eggs hatched today
to bring into being : originateespecially: to organize or put together in secret
hatch a plot
hatch3 of 5noun
an act or instance of hatching
a brood of hatched young
hatch4 of 5verb
to mark (as the shading in a picture) with hatching
hatch5 of 5noun
a line, stroke, or mark made especially to produce hatching that gives the effect of shading
hatcherynoun
a place for hatching eggs
a fish hatchery
hatch1 of 5noun
an opening in a deck, floor, or roof
a small door or opening (as in an airplane)
the covering for a hatch
hatch2 of 5verb
to produce from eggs
the hen hatched chicks
incubate sense 1
the hen hatched the eggs
to emerge from an egg, pupa, or chrysalis
the chicks hatched today
to give forth young
the eggs hatched today
to bring into being : originateespecially: to organize or put together in secret
hatch a plot
hatch3 of 5noun
an act or instance of hatching
a brood of hatched young
hatch4 of 5verb
to mark (as the shading in a picture) with hatching
hatch5 of 5noun
a line, stroke, or mark made especially to produce hatching that gives the effect of shading
hatch1 of 5noun
an opening in a deck, floor, or roof
a small door or opening (as in an airplane)
the covering for a hatch
hatch2 of 5verb
to produce from eggs
the hen hatched chicks
incubate sense 1
the hen hatched the eggs
to emerge from an egg, pupa, or chrysalis
the chicks hatched today
to give forth young
the eggs hatched today
to bring into being : originateespecially: to organize or put together in secret
hatch a plot
hatch3 of 5noun
an act or instance of hatching
a brood of hatched young
hatch4 of 5verb
to mark (as the shading in a picture) with hatching
hatch5 of 5noun
a line, stroke, or mark made especially to produce hatching that gives the effect of shading
hatchbacknoun
a back on an automobile having an upward-opening hatch
an automobile having a hatchback
hatch1 of 5noun
an opening in a deck, floor, or roof
a small door or opening (as in an airplane)
the covering for a hatch
hatch2 of 5verb
to produce from eggs
the hen hatched chicks
incubate sense 1
the hen hatched the eggs
to emerge from an egg, pupa, or chrysalis
the chicks hatched today
to give forth young
the eggs hatched today
to bring into being : originateespecially: to organize or put together in secret
hatch a plot
hatch3 of 5noun
an act or instance of hatching
a brood of hatched young
hatch4 of 5verb
to mark (as the shading in a picture) with hatching
hatch5 of 5noun
a line, stroke, or mark made especially to produce hatching that gives the effect of shading
hatch1 of 5noun
an opening in a deck, floor, or roof
a small door or opening (as in an airplane)
the covering for a hatch
hatch2 of 5verb
to produce from eggs
the hen hatched chicks
incubate sense 1
the hen hatched the eggs
to emerge from an egg, pupa, or chrysalis
the chicks hatched today
to give forth young
the eggs hatched today
to bring into being : originateespecially: to organize or put together in secret
hatch a plot
hatch3 of 5noun
an act or instance of hatching
a brood of hatched young
hatch4 of 5verb
to mark (as the shading in a picture) with hatching
hatch5 of 5noun
a line, stroke, or mark made especially to produce hatching that gives the effect of shading
hatboxnoun
a round case for carrying hats
hatnoun
a covering for the head usually having a shaped crown and brim
a distinctive head covering worn as a symbol of office
an office, position, or role assumed as if by the wearing of a special hat
wears many hats in her job
hastyadjective
done or made in a hurry
made a hasty sketch of the scene
fast and often not thorough
made a hasty survey of the problem
acting or done without forethought : rash
quick to anger : irritable
a hasty temper
1 He was perhaps vexed with himself for his impetuosity and hastiness.
2 The sticking point for pitchers isn't that MLB wants to crack down — it's the hastiness of the uptick.
3 The archeologists found other signs of hasty retreat.
4 Our passion, our hastiness, our impatience, our exaggeration, our irritability--unless, indeed, they can be traced to some accident in our bringing up, some purely accidental state of health--find their strongest cause here.
5 These precautions directly address the problems created by the hastiness of the earlier order, but the official said that the agency stood by the way it handled the first ban.
6 When Diamond's resignation was announced at 7.30am on Tuesday – 30 minutes after the usual time for such announcements, the hastiness of the decision was evident.
7 When it came to keeping my shirt on, I had always gotten away with playing dumb or chalking it up to the hastiness of passion.
8 I’m not going to let hastiness turn into sloppiness.
9 Life seems to drive them along without giving them time for anything; everything is ragged, hasty performance, of which the mind most keenly sees and feels the raggedness and hastiness.
10 “This hastiness is not a sign of self-confidence,” Mr. Beschloss said.
11 After all, the global economy is itself evidence that the hastiness of the digital revolution has been as tumultuous as it has been beneficial.
12 She would not say that Miss Keeldar's hastiness had hurt her feelings, but it was evident an inward wound galled her.
13 Against Cromek a sufficiently heavy indictment has been laid; one which cannot be in the least degree lightened by countercharges of rash violence on Blake’s part or blind hastiness on Mr. Gilchrist’s.
14 Hence, says Andrei Illarionov, a former economic adviser to Mr Putin now turned critic, the hastiness with which Mr Putin assumed his new post.
因此正如AndreiIllarionov(普京前经济顾问,现转为其批评者)所说的,这就是为什么普京如此急切的就任自己的新职位。
15 Austin Beutner, who is stepping down in June, said he supported the equity goals but objected to the hastiness of the action.
16 That seemed to the hobbits quite enough to explain his ‘hastiness’, at least in the matter of Orcs.
17 The imposing permanence of the monumental buildings clashed with the unseemly hastiness of the announcement.
18 On Wednesday, the Uber-backed association said it “denounces the government’s hastiness and incoherence” with the bill, which it said would “put an end” to the “on-demand transport ecosystem.”
19 Hastiness and superficiality are the psychic disease of the 20th century and more than anywhere else this disease is reflected in the press.
冒失和肤浅是二十世纪的心疾,并在新闻界比其他任何领域都反映得更严重。
20 Then Jessie showed contrition, and humbly, while the tears rose to her eyes, acknowledged her hastiness; and the little quarrel proved to be only a convenient groundwork for new demonstrations of mutual tenderness.
3 急促
4 急速
quick hasty headlong expeditious gadarene double-quick sharp hastily presto dispatch haste rapidity fastness
5 匆忙
rush bustling frantic hurried hurry-up hurry-scurry festinate fast prematurely hastily amain passingly bustle haste gallop precipitancy chase step on the gas on the fly in haste
6 敷衍
tergiversatory lip perfunctory cursorily runaround perfunctoriness slack fudge muddle palter stall drag feet drag heels fudge and mudge
7 轻率
giddy-brained incogitant light blind rash windy reckless careless precipitate heady hasty giddy brash headlong thoughtless inconsiderate precipitous unwary flippant unthinking flyaway imprudent blithe witless indiscreet scatterbrained touch-and-go unconsidered incautious precipitant scatty lightheaded frenchy hare-brained unreflecting harum-scarum feather-brained unadvised temerarious lightly hastily precipitation haste lightness indiscretion levity temerity imprudence flippancy hoity-toity inconsideration highty-tighty