casual [形容詞] 非正式的;隨便的
casual
['kaʒjuəl]
adj.非正式的, 漫不經心的, 偶然的, 臨時的
n.臨時工,便裝
例句與用法:
Such casual dress would not be correct for a formal occasion.
這樣的便服不宜在正式的場合穿。
He likes casual attires.
他喜歡休閒服裝。
A casual newspaper reader wouldn't like articles on politics everyday.
不經心的報紙讀者不會喜歡每天都有政論文章。
John is a casual; he can't find a proper job anywhere.
約翰是個臨時工,他到處找不到正式工作。
She is casual about winning the prize.
她對獲獎漫不經心。
詞形變化:
副詞: casually | 名詞: casualness |
英文解釋:
形容詞 casual:
marked by blithe unconcern
同義詞:insouciant, nonchalant
without or seeming to be without plan or method; offhand
suited for everyday use
同義詞:everyday
occurring or appearing or singled out by chance
同義詞:accidental, chance
hasty and without attention to detail; not thorough
同義詞:cursory, passing, perfunctory
occuring from time to time
同義詞:occasional
characterized by a feeling of irresponsibility
同義詞:fooling
natural and unstudied
同義詞:free-and-easy
not showing effort or strain
同義詞:effortless
同義詞
chance | informal | accidental | nonchalant | occasional | unexpected | random | contingent | adventitious | desultory | fortuitous | haphazard | colloquial | natural | unpremeditated | unplanned | unintentional | seasonal | temporary | relaxed | laid-back | calm | indifferent | careless | offhand | cavalier | passing | fooling | daily | perfunctory | free-and-easy | everyday | insouciant | irregular | effortless | cursory |
反義詞
planned |
以上來源於大辭典