hit-or-miss

基本解释

• adj.无计划的；无目的的；遇事现打主意的

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• I know what you mean. Sightseeing can be such a hit-or-miss thing.
  我知道你的意思，观光就是这样漫无目的的。 …
• X-ray telescopes can detect this gas, but finding targets has been a hit-or-miss proposition.
  尽管X射线望远镜能够检测到极热气体，但要确切找到目标却具有很大的偶然性。
• EXAMPLE: The hit-or-miss service at the hotel annoyed guests who never knew if either their rooms would be cleaned or their bills properly calculated.
  这家旅馆的不可靠服务惹恼了客人，这儿从来不清楚房间能否得到打扫，或者账单是否计算正确。

权威例句

• Before he began to experiment with flaking and precipitating soyabeans, whipped cream was a hit-or-miss affair.
  ECONOMIST: Robert Rich The
• One thing he will discover: Setting interest rates is a clumsy, blunderbuss, hit-or-miss way to conduct monetary policy.
  FORBES: Fact and Comment

词组短语

短语

• hit -or-miss control 断续供油控制法
• Hit -or-Miss transform 形态交离转换;击不中变换
• a hit -or-miss affair 一件碰巧的事
• regulated hit -or-miss 受控击中击不中变换
• his judgment is rather hit -or-miss 他的判断相当偶然;偶然的行动计划