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/ˈslɒpi//ˈslɑːpi/The word "sloppy" likely originated from the Old English word "sloppe," meaning "a puddle of water or mud." This reflects the messy, watery, and unkempt nature the word now describes. By the 16th century, "sloppy" began to take on its current meaning of "careless" and "untidy," reflecting the idea of something being drenched and disordered. The word's evolution showcases how a simple descriptor of wetness expanded to encompass a more abstract sense of disorder and lack of care.
adjective
wet, puddled, full of water, puddles (road)
wet and dirty, dirty water (yard, table top...)
unsystematic; haphazard, sloppy, not thorough (work)
that shows a lack of care, thought or effort
điều đó cho thấy sự thiếu quan tâm, suy nghĩ hoặc nỗ lực
suy nghĩ cẩu thả
Công việc của bạn thật cẩu thả.
một công nhân cẩu thả
Giọng vùng rất tuyệt; lời nói cẩu thả thì không.
loose and without much shape
lỏng lẻo và không có nhiều hình dạng
một chiếc áo phông cẩu thả
romantic in a silly or embarrassing way
lãng mạn một cách ngớ ngẩn hoặc đáng xấu hổ
một chuyện tình dang dở
containing too much liquid
chứa quá nhiều chất lỏng
Đừng làm hỗn hợp quá cẩu thả.
Cô trao cho anh một nụ hôn thật cẩu thả.
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