hit-or-miss

英 [ˌhɪt ɔː ˈmɪs]

美 [ˌhɪt ɔːr ˈmɪs]

adj.  无计划的；随意的；漫不经心的

英英释义

adj

• dependent upon or characterized by chance
  1. a haphazard plan of action
  2. his judgment is rather hit-or-miss
  Synonym:haphazard

双语例句

• Of course, reliability can be a rather hit-or-miss issue no matter where a car is built.
  当然，可靠性能，而没有击中或错过的问题是建立汽车问题。
• The collection was hit-or-miss, but it was a marked improvement over Fall.
  这个收集是没有计划的，但它是一个秋季的一个显著改善。
• This, of course, can be accomplished through daily work experience, which is hit-or-miss approach that requires more time with no guarantee of results.
  这当然可以通过日常的工作经验完成，但这种没有计划的方法需要更多时间并且没有结果的保证。
• No haphazard hit-or-miss methods will do.
  随意安排的、漫无目的计划是不起作用的。
• He did a lot of hit-or-miss reading, some of it about taxes.
  他漫无目的地读了很多书，有些是关于税务的。
• During his two-year efforts, his dating seems to be hit-or-miss.
  他两年的约会过程时好时坏。
• It's a hit-or-miss affair, but events of the past few weeks have provided the writers with a rich seam of source material.
  它是一台无计划性的节目，但过去几周的事件给撰稿人提供了丰富的原始资料来源。
• Long-term planning is always rather a hit-or-miss affair.
  凡是定长远的计画都难免出偏差。
• David didn't know which cassette had the songs by Michael Jackson, so he began playing the record, trying the cassette hit-or-miss.
  大卫不知道迈克尔。杰克逊唱的歌在哪盘磁带上，因此他就无目的地听着。
• But finding URLs that lead to real documents is largely hit-or-miss.
  但是，找到的网址，导致真正的文件主要是跅。