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  • 21 desperate

    'despərət
    1) ((sometimes used loosely) despairingly reckless or violent: She was desperate to get into university; a desperate criminal.) desesperado
    2) (very bad or almost hopeless: We are in a desperate situation.) deseperado
    3) (urgent and despairing: He made a desperate appeal for help.) desesperado
    •
    - desperation
    desperate adj desesperado
    tr['despərət]
    1 (reckless, risky) desesperado,-a
    2 familiar (in urgent need) desesperado,-a ( for, por)
    3 (critical, grave - situation, state) grave, desesperado,-a; (- need) apremiante, urgente
    \
    SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
    to be desperate for something necesitar urgentemente algo, necesitar desesperadamente algo
    to be desperate to do something estar que uno se muere por hacer algo
    ■ I'm desperate to go to the toilet! ¡estoy que no aguanto más!
    to do something desperate cometer un acto de desesperación, hacer alguna locura
    to get desperate empezar a desesperarse
    desperate ['dɛspərət] adj
    1) hopeless: desesperado, sin esperanzas
    2) rash: desesperado, precipitado
    3) serious, urgent: grave, urgente, apremiante
    a desperate need: una necesidad apremiante
    adj.
    • desesperado, -a adj.
    • grave adj.
    • temerario, -a adj.
    'despərət
    1)
    a) (frantic, reckless) <person/attempt> desesperado

    to be desperate — estar* desesperado

    b) ( in urgent need) (colloq)

    where's the bathroom? I'm desperate! — ¿dónde está el baño? estoy que no (me) aguanto más (fam)

    desperate FOR something: she's desperate for work está desesperada por conseguir trabajo; desperate to + INF: I'm desperate to get home — estoy que me muero por llegar a casa (fam)

    2) ( critical) <state/situation> grave, desesperado; < need> apremiante
    ['despǝrɪt]
    ADJ
    1) [person, act, attempt, situation] desesperado

    • to feel desperate — estar desesperado

    • to be desperate for sth — necesitar algo urgentemente

    • to get or grow desperate — desesperarse

    • to resort to desperate measures — recurrir a medidas desesperadas, recurrir a fruto de la de desesperación

    • you're going out with her? you must be desperate! — hum ¿sales con esa? ¡muy desesperado debes estar!

    • to be in desperate need of sth — necesitar algo urgentemente

    • the company's desperate financial position — la crítica posición económica de la empresa

    • to do something desperate — cometer un acto desesperado, cometer una locura, hacer algo a la desesperada

    • to be desperate to do sth: I was desperate to see her — estaba desesperada por verla, quería verla a toda costa, me moría por verla

    2) * (=very bad) [book, film, meal] atroz, pésimo

    • the play was pretty desperate — la obra era atroz or pésima

    * * *
    ['despərət]
    1)
    a) (frantic, reckless) <person/attempt> desesperado

    to be desperate — estar* desesperado

    b) ( in urgent need) (colloq)

    where's the bathroom? I'm desperate! — ¿dónde está el baño? estoy que no (me) aguanto más (fam)

    desperate FOR something: she's desperate for work está desesperada por conseguir trabajo; desperate to + INF: I'm desperate to get home — estoy que me muero por llegar a casa (fam)

    2) ( critical) <state/situation> grave, desesperado; < need> apremiante

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  • 22 Б-130

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    1. (used as an attempt to put s.o. to shame for unconscionable, inappropriate behavior, and/or as an attempt to convince him to change his behavior, reverse his decision etc) you (he etc) should be ashamed of yourself (himself etc): побойся бога =s have you no fear of God?
    have you no shame? (in limited contexts) have a heart! for God's (goodness*, pity's) sake!
    (Саша:) Этот (отец) пьян, Николай пьян, Миша тоже... Хоть бы бога вы побоялись... если людей не стыдитесь! (Чехов 1). (S) Here's Father drunk, and so are Nicholas and Michael....Have you no fear of God, even if you don't care what men think? (1b).
    «Кондрат Иванович! Ведь завод останется без специалистов... Побойтесь бога...» (Ильф и Петров 2). "Коп-drat Ivanovich! The plant will be left without any specialists....Have a heart!" (2a).
    Пятьдэсят (used in place of the correct form пятьдесят to show a Ukrainian accent) сегодня» - «Что ты, Явдоха?.. Побойся бога. Позавчера сорок, вчера сорок пять, сегодня пятьдесят. Ведь этак невозможно» (Булгаков 3). "Fifty kopecks today. "..."What?... For pity's sake, Yavdokha - forty the day before yesterday, forty-five yesterday and now today it's fifty. You can't go on like this" (3a).
    2. (used as an attempt to prevent s.o. from doing sth. imprudent, risky) be sensible
    be reasonable
    come to your senses (in limited contexts) don't tempt the gods (the Lord).
    «Ну, Савельич, - сказал я ему, -...я еду в Белогорскую крепость». - «Батюшка Пётр Андреич! - сказал добрый дядька дрожащим голосом. - Побойся бога как тебе пускаться в дорогу в нынешнее время, когда никуда проезду нет от разбойников!» (Пушкин 2). "Well, Savelich," I said to him, "...1 am going to Fort Belogorsk " "Petr Andreich, young master!" said my good-natured attendant in a trembling voice. "Don't tempt the Lord! How could you set out now, when all the roads are cut off by the brigands?" (2a).

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  • 23 бога бы побоялся

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    1. (used as an attempt to put s.o. to shame for unconscionable, inappropriate behavior, and/ or as an attempt to convince him to change his behavior, reverse his decision etc) you (he etc) should be ashamed of yourself (himself etc): побойся бога ≈ have you no fear of God?; have you no shame?; [in limited contexts] have a heart!; for God's (goodness', pity's) sake!
         ♦ [Саша:] Этот [ отец] пьян, Николай пьян, Миша тоже... Хоть бы бога вы побоялись... если людей не стыдитесь! (Чехов 1). [S ] Here's Father drunk, and so are Nicholas and Michael....Have you no fear of God, even if you don't care what men think? (1b).
         ♦ "Кондрат Иванович! Ведь завод останется без специалистов... Побойтесь бога..." (Ильф и Петров 2). "Kondrat Ivanovich! The plant will be left without any specialists....Have a heart!" (2a).
         ♦ "Пятьдэсят [used in place of the correct form пятьдесят to show a Ukrainian accent] сегодня" - "Что ты, Явдоха?.. Побойся бога. Позавчера сорок, вчера сорок пять, сегодня пятьдесят. Ведь этак невозможно" (Булгаков 3). "Fifty kopecks today.''..."What?... For pity's sake, Yavdokha - forty the day before yesterday, forty-five yesterday and now today it's fifty. You can't go on like this" (3a).
    2. (used as an attempt to prevent s.o. from doing sth. imprudent, risky) be sensible:
    - [in limited contexts] don't tempt the gods (the Lord).
         ♦ "Ну, Савельич, - сказал я ему, -...я еду в Белогорскую крепость". - "Батюшка Пётр Андреич! - сказал добрый дядька дрожащим голосом. - Побойся бога; как тебе пускаться в дорогу в нынешнее время, когда никуда проезду нет от разбойников!" (Пушкин 2). "Well, Savelich," I said to him, "...I am going to Fort Belogorsk " "Petr Andreich, young master!" said my good-natured attendant in a trembling voice. "Don't tempt the Lord! How could you set out now, when all the roads are cut off by the brigands?" (2a).

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  • 24 побойся бога

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    1. (used as an attempt to put s.o. to shame for unconscionable, inappropriate behavior, and/ or as an attempt to convince him to change his behavior, reverse his decision etc) you (he etc) should be ashamed of yourself (himself etc): побойся бога ≈ have you no fear of God?; have you no shame?; [in limited contexts] have a heart!; for God's (goodness', pity's) sake!
         ♦ [Саша:] Этот [ отец] пьян, Николай пьян, Миша тоже... Хоть бы бога вы побоялись... если людей не стыдитесь! (Чехов 1). [S ] Here's Father drunk, and so are Nicholas and Michael....Have you no fear of God, even if you don't care what men think? (1b).
         ♦ "Кондрат Иванович! Ведь завод останется без специалистов... Побойтесь бога..." (Ильф и Петров 2). "Kondrat Ivanovich! The plant will be left without any specialists....Have a heart!" (2a).
         ♦ "Пятьдэсят [used in place of the correct form пятьдесят to show a Ukrainian accent] сегодня" - "Что ты, Явдоха?.. Побойся бога. Позавчера сорок, вчера сорок пять, сегодня пятьдесят. Ведь этак невозможно" (Булгаков 3). "Fifty kopecks today.''..."What?... For pity's sake, Yavdokha - forty the day before yesterday, forty-five yesterday and now today it's fifty. You can't go on like this" (3a).
    2. (used as an attempt to prevent s.o. from doing sth. imprudent, risky) be sensible:
    - [in limited contexts] don't tempt the gods (the Lord).
         ♦ "Ну, Савельич, - сказал я ему, -...я еду в Белогорскую крепость". - "Батюшка Пётр Андреич! - сказал добрый дядька дрожащим голосом. - Побойся бога; как тебе пускаться в дорогу в нынешнее время, когда никуда проезду нет от разбойников!" (Пушкин 2). "Well, Savelich," I said to him, "...I am going to Fort Belogorsk " "Petr Andreich, young master!" said my good-natured attendant in a trembling voice. "Don't tempt the Lord! How could you set out now, when all the roads are cut off by the brigands?" (2a).

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  • 25 tollkühn

    Adj. daredevil..., (highly) daring, audacious; Handlung: auch very risky; pej. reckless, foolhardy
    * * *
    daring; foolhardy
    * * *
    tọll|kühn
    1. adj
    Person, Plan, Fahrt daredevil attr, daring
    2. adv
    daringly, with daring; fahren like a real daredevil
    * * *
    (taking foolish risks; rash: He made a foolhardy attempt to climb the mountain in winter.) foolhardy
    * * *
    toll·kühn
    [ˈtɔlky:n]
    adj daring, daredevil attr
    * * *
    1.
    Adjektiv daredevil attrib.; daring
    2.
    adverbial daringly
    * * *
    tollkühn adj daredevil …, (highly) daring, audacious; Handlung: auch very risky; pej reckless, foolhardy
    * * *
    1.
    Adjektiv daredevil attrib.; daring
    2.
    adverbial daringly
    * * *
    adj.
    foolhardy adj. adv.
    foolhardily adv.

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  • 26 Unternehmen

    v/t (unreg., untr., hat) do; (durchführen) undertake; einen Ausflug unternehmen go on ( oder make) a trip; einen Spaziergang unternehmen go for a walk; lasst uns heute etwas unternehmen let’s do something today; sie unternehmen viel zusammen they do a lot together; sie sitzen immer nur zu Hause und unternehmen nie etwas and never do anything; einen Versuch unternehmen make ( oder launch) an attempt; er unternahm nichts he did nothing; dagegen muss man etwas unternehmen something has got to be done about it; so geht es nicht weiter - wir müssen etwas unternehmen it can’t go on like this, we’ve got to do something
    * * *
    das Unternehmen
    (Firma) business; establishment; enterprise; company; firm; business enterprise;
    (Vorhaben) project; enterprise; undertaking
    * * *
    Un|ter|neh|men [ʊntɐ'neːmən]
    nt -s, -
    1) (= Firma) business, concern, enterprise
    2) (= Aktion, Vorhaben) undertaking, enterprise, venture; (MIL) operation
    * * *
    das
    1) (a business: a shoe-manufacturing concern.) concern
    2) (something that is attempted or undertaken (especially if it requires boldness or courage): business enterprises; a completely new enterprise.) enterprise
    3) (an action or process, especially when planned: a rescue operation.) operation
    4) (a task or piece of work: I didn't realize what a large undertaking this job would be.) undertaking
    * * *
    Un·ter·neh·men
    <-s, ->
    [ʊntɐˈne:mən]
    nt
    1. ÖKON (Firma) firm, company, enterprise
    gemeinnütziges \Unternehmen JUR public institution
    verbundene \Unternehmen affiliated enterprises
    2. (Vorhaben) undertaking, venture
    ein gewagtes \Unternehmen a risky venture
    * * *
    das; Unternehmens, Unternehmen
    1) enterprise; venture; undertaking
    2) (Firma) enterprise; concern
    * * *
    Unternehmen n; -s, -
    1. WIRTSCH (Betrieb) firm, (business) enterprise, business, concern, company;
    privates/staatliches Unternehmen private ( oder privately owned)/state-owned ( oder -run) concern;
    ein Unternehmen gründen set up a business
    2. (Vorhaben) enterprise, undertaking; (Projekt) project; MIL operation;
    ein gewagtes Unternehmen a bold (bzw risky) undertaking;
    bei dem Unternehmen kamen vier Menschen ums Leben four people were killed during the operation
    * * *
    das; Unternehmens, Unternehmen
    1) enterprise; venture; undertaking
    2) (Firma) enterprise; concern
    * * *
    n.
    company n.
    concern n.
    firm n.
    management n.
    undertaking n.

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  • 27 unternehmen

    v/t (unreg., untr., hat) do; (durchführen) undertake; einen Ausflug unternehmen go on ( oder make) a trip; einen Spaziergang unternehmen go for a walk; lasst uns heute etwas unternehmen let’s do something today; sie unternehmen viel zusammen they do a lot together; sie sitzen immer nur zu Hause und unternehmen nie etwas and never do anything; einen Versuch unternehmen make ( oder launch) an attempt; er unternahm nichts he did nothing; dagegen muss man etwas unternehmen something has got to be done about it; so geht es nicht weiter - wir müssen etwas unternehmen it can’t go on like this, we’ve got to do something
    * * *
    das Unternehmen
    (Firma) business; establishment; enterprise; company; firm; business enterprise;
    (Vorhaben) project; enterprise; undertaking
    * * *
    Un|ter|neh|men [ʊntɐ'neːmən]
    nt -s, -
    1) (= Firma) business, concern, enterprise
    2) (= Aktion, Vorhaben) undertaking, enterprise, venture; (MIL) operation
    * * *
    das
    1) (a business: a shoe-manufacturing concern.) concern
    2) (something that is attempted or undertaken (especially if it requires boldness or courage): business enterprises; a completely new enterprise.) enterprise
    3) (an action or process, especially when planned: a rescue operation.) operation
    4) (a task or piece of work: I didn't realize what a large undertaking this job would be.) undertaking
    * * *
    Un·ter·neh·men
    <-s, ->
    [ʊntɐˈne:mən]
    nt
    1. ÖKON (Firma) firm, company, enterprise
    gemeinnütziges \Unternehmen JUR public institution
    verbundene \Unternehmen affiliated enterprises
    2. (Vorhaben) undertaking, venture
    ein gewagtes \Unternehmen a risky venture
    * * *
    das; Unternehmens, Unternehmen
    1) enterprise; venture; undertaking
    2) (Firma) enterprise; concern
    * * *
    unternehmen v/t (irr, untrennb, hat) do; (durchführen) undertake;
    einen Ausflug unternehmen go on ( oder make) a trip;
    lasst uns heute etwas unternehmen let’s do something today;
    sie unternehmen viel zusammen they do a lot together;
    und unternehmen nie etwas and never do anything;
    einen Versuch unternehmen make ( oder launch) an attempt;
    er unternahm nichts he did nothing;
    dagegen muss man etwas unternehmen something has got to be done about it;
    so geht es nicht weiter - wir müssen etwas unternehmen it can’t go on like this, we’ve got to do something
    * * *
    das; Unternehmens, Unternehmen
    1) enterprise; venture; undertaking
    2) (Firma) enterprise; concern
    * * *
    n.
    company n.
    concern n.
    firm n.
    management n.
    undertaking n.

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  • 28 foolhardy

    adjective (taking foolish risks; rash: He made a foolhardy attempt to climb the mountain in winter.) temerario
    tr['fʊːlhɑːdɪ]
    1 (risky) temerario,-a
    2 (person) intrépido,-a
    foolhardy ['fu:l.hɑrdi] adj
    rash: imprudente, temerario, precipitado
    adj.
    • arriesgado, -a adj.
    • temerario, -a adj.
    'fuːl'hɑːrdi, 'fuːlhɑːdi
    adjective imprudente, insensato
    ['fuːlˌhɑːdɪ]
    ADJ (=rash) temerario
    * * *
    ['fuːl'hɑːrdi, 'fuːlhɑːdi]
    adjective imprudente, insensato

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  • 29 perilous

    adjective (very dangerous: a perilous journey.) peligroso
    tr['perɪləs]
    1 (dangerous) peligroso,-a; (risky) arriesgado,-a
    perilous ['pɛrələs] adj
    : peligroso
    ♦ perilously adv
    adj.
    • arriesgado, -a adj.
    • expuesto, -a adj.
    • peligroso, -a adj.
    'perələs, 'perɪləs, 'perələs
    adjective peligroso, arriesgado
    ['perɪlǝs]
    ADJ peligroso, arriesgado
    * * *
    ['perələs, 'perɪləs, 'perələs]
    adjective peligroso, arriesgado

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  • 30 Unternehmen

    un·ter·neh·men *
    1. un·ter·neh·men * [ʊntɐʼne:mən]
    vt
    etw/nichts [gegen jdn/etw] \Unternehmen to take action/no action [against sb/sth];
    Schritte gegen etw \Unternehmen to take steps against sth
    etw [mit jdm] \Unternehmen to do sth [with sb];
    wollen wir nicht etwas zusammen \Unternehmen? why don't we do something together?
    3) (geh: machen)
    etw \Unternehmen to do sth;
    einen Ausflug \Unternehmen to go on an outing;
    eine Reise \Unternehmen to go on a journey;
    einen Versuch \Unternehmen to make an attempt
    4) (geh: auf sich nehmen)
    es \Unternehmen, etw zu tun to take it upon oneself to do sth
    2. Un·ter·neh·men <-s, -> [ʊntɐʼne:mən] nt
    1) ökon firm, company
    2) ( Vorhaben) undertaking, venture;
    ein gewagtes \Unternehmen a risky venture

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  • 31 unternehmen

    un·ter·neh·men *
    1. un·ter·neh·men * [ʊntɐʼne:mən]
    vt
    etw/nichts [gegen jdn/etw] \unternehmen to take action/no action [against sb/sth];
    Schritte gegen etw \unternehmen to take steps against sth
    etw [mit jdm] \unternehmen to do sth [with sb];
    wollen wir nicht etwas zusammen \unternehmen? why don't we do something together?
    3) (geh: machen)
    etw \unternehmen to do sth;
    einen Ausflug \unternehmen to go on an outing;
    eine Reise \unternehmen to go on a journey;
    einen Versuch \unternehmen to make an attempt
    4) (geh: auf sich nehmen)
    es \unternehmen, etw zu tun to take it upon oneself to do sth
    2. Un·ter·neh·men <-s, -> [ʊntɐʼne:mən] nt
    1) ökon firm, company
    2) ( Vorhaben) undertaking, venture;
    ein gewagtes \unternehmen a risky venture

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  • 32 unternehmen *

    un·ter·neh·men *
    1. un·ter·neh·men * [ʊntɐʼne:mən]
    vt
    etw/nichts [gegen jdn/etw] \unternehmen * to take action/no action [against sb/sth];
    Schritte gegen etw \unternehmen * to take steps against sth
    etw [mit jdm] \unternehmen * to do sth [with sb];
    wollen wir nicht etwas zusammen \unternehmen *? why don't we do something together?
    3) (geh: machen)
    etw \unternehmen * to do sth;
    einen Ausflug \unternehmen * to go on an outing;
    eine Reise \unternehmen * to go on a journey;
    einen Versuch \unternehmen * to make an attempt
    4) (geh: auf sich nehmen)
    es \unternehmen *, etw zu tun to take it upon oneself to do sth
    2. Un·ter·neh·men <-s, -> [ʊntɐʼne:mən] nt
    1) ökon firm, company
    2) ( Vorhaben) undertaking, venture;
    ein gewagtes \unternehmen * a risky venture

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  • 33 متسرع

    مُتَسَرِّع \ hasty: hurried; done with more haste than care: a hasty goodbye; a hasty repair that did not last. impetuous: speaking or acting too hastily. rash: unwisely hasty; taking careless risks; (of actions) risky: a rash promise; a rash attempt to climb a cliff. slapdash: hasty and careless.

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  • 34 متهور

    مُتَهَوِّر \ extravagant: (of ideas, behaviour, expression of feeling, etc.) beyond what is reasonable: He makes very extravagant claims for his new machine. impetuous: speaking or acting too hastily. rash: unwisely hasty; taking careless risks; (of actions) risky: a rash promise; a rash attempt to climb a cliff. reckless: wildly careless of danger or harmful results: reckless driving; reckless spending of money. slapdash: hasty and careless.

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  • 35 مندفع

    مُنْدَفِع \ impetuous: speaking or acting too hastily. rash: unwisely hasty; taking careless risks; (of actions) risky: a rash promise; a rash attempt to climb a cliff.

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  • 36 extravagant

    مُتَهَوِّر \ extravagant: (of ideas, behaviour, expression of feeling, etc.) beyond what is reasonable: He makes very extravagant claims for his new machine. impetuous: speaking or acting too hastily. rash: unwisely hasty; taking careless risks; (of actions) risky: a rash promise; a rash attempt to climb a cliff. reckless: wildly careless of danger or harmful results: reckless driving; reckless spending of money. slapdash: hasty and careless.

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  • 37 impetuous

    مُتَهَوِّر \ extravagant: (of ideas, behaviour, expression of feeling, etc.) beyond what is reasonable: He makes very extravagant claims for his new machine. impetuous: speaking or acting too hastily. rash: unwisely hasty; taking careless risks; (of actions) risky: a rash promise; a rash attempt to climb a cliff. reckless: wildly careless of danger or harmful results: reckless driving; reckless spending of money. slapdash: hasty and careless.

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  • 38 rash

    مُتَهَوِّر \ extravagant: (of ideas, behaviour, expression of feeling, etc.) beyond what is reasonable: He makes very extravagant claims for his new machine. impetuous: speaking or acting too hastily. rash: unwisely hasty; taking careless risks; (of actions) risky: a rash promise; a rash attempt to climb a cliff. reckless: wildly careless of danger or harmful results: reckless driving; reckless spending of money. slapdash: hasty and careless.

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  • 39 reckless

    مُتَهَوِّر \ extravagant: (of ideas, behaviour, expression of feeling, etc.) beyond what is reasonable: He makes very extravagant claims for his new machine. impetuous: speaking or acting too hastily. rash: unwisely hasty; taking careless risks; (of actions) risky: a rash promise; a rash attempt to climb a cliff. reckless: wildly careless of danger or harmful results: reckless driving; reckless spending of money. slapdash: hasty and careless.

    Arabic-English glossary > reckless

  • 40 slapdash

    مُتَهَوِّر \ extravagant: (of ideas, behaviour, expression of feeling, etc.) beyond what is reasonable: He makes very extravagant claims for his new machine. impetuous: speaking or acting too hastily. rash: unwisely hasty; taking careless risks; (of actions) risky: a rash promise; a rash attempt to climb a cliff. reckless: wildly careless of danger or harmful results: reckless driving; reckless spending of money. slapdash: hasty and careless.

    Arabic-English glossary > slapdash

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