day 2sharp or sloppy?
unit 1 · people & charactersharp or sloppy?
Describe people as sharp or sloppy, calm or stubborn, and use Taiwan’s 有 + verb: 你有去嗎？
today’s words
- 傻瓜 shǎguā · fool, idiot
- 挑剔 tiāotī · picky; to nitpick
- 偷懶 tōulǎn · slack off, skive
- 幼稚 yòuzhì · childish, immature
- 遲鈍 chídùn · slow-witted, slow to react
- 膚淺 fūqiǎn · shallow, superficial
- 固執 gùzhí · stubborn
- 急躁 jízào · impatient, short-tempered
- 愚蠢 yúchǔn · stupid, foolish
- 從容 cōngróng · calm, unhurried
- 精明 jīngmíng · shrewd, sharp
- 明智 míngzhì · wise, sensible
- 敏捷 mǐnjié · quick, nimble
- 瀟灑 xiāosǎ · free and easy, cool
- 鎮定 zhèndìng · calm, composed
- 草率 cǎoshuài · careless, hasty, sloppy
- 自滿 zìmǎn · complacent, self-satisfied
- 豁達 huòdá · open-minded, easy-going
- 應 yìng · at (a request); respond to
- 不便 bùbiàn · inconvenient; inconvenience
- 邏輯 luójí · logic
- 優先 yōuxiān · first, with priority
- 輕易 qīngyì · lightly, easily, readily
sentences
- 你有看過他的作品嗎？ · Have you seen his work?
- 我有問，可是他沒有回答。 · I did ask, but he didn’t answer.
- 他遇到問題的時候很鎮定。 · He stays calm when he runs into a problem.
- 應客戶的要求，我們改了設計。 · At the client’s request, we changed the design.
- 帶小孩坐捷運有點不便。 · Taking the MRT with small children is a bit of a hassle.