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胡乱 (húluàn) means "carelessly" or "haphazardly" in English. It is often used to describe someone's actions or behavior that is done without thought or consideration.
Example 1: 他胡乱地把东西塞进包里。(Tā húluàn de bǎ dōngxi sāi jìn bāo lǐ.)
He carelessly stuffed things into his backpack.
Example 2: 她胡乱地回答老师的问题。(Tā húluàn de huídá lǎoshī de wèntí.)
She answered the teacher's question haphazardly.
Example 3: 他胡乱地做事，从来不考虑后果。(Tā húluàn de zuòshì, cónglái bù kǎolǜ hòuguǒ.)
He does things carelessly without considering the consequences.
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1. 随意 (suíyì) - casually, arbitrarily, without much thought or consideration
2. 草率 (cǎoshuài) - hastily, recklessly, without paying attention to details
3. 轻率 (qīngshuài) - rashly, thoughtlessly, without careful consideration
4. 草草 (cǎocǎo) - hastily, carelessly, without much thought or effort
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In spoken Chinese, 胡乱 (húluàn) is often used as an adverb to describe someone doing something carelessly or without much thought. It can also be used as an adjective to describe something that is done in a careless or haphazard manner.
For example, if someone is cooking and they are not following a recipe or measuring ingredients, they may say "我胡乱做的" (wǒ húluàn zuò de), meaning "I cooked it carelessly" or "I cooked it without much thought."
In written Chinese, 胡乱 (húluàn) can also be used in the same way as an adverb or adjective, but it is more commonly used as a verb meaning "to act recklessly" or "to do something without thinking."
For example, in a formal written document, you may see a sentence like "他胡乱行动，导致了很多问题" (tā húluàn xíngdòng, dǎozhì le hěnduō wèntí), meaning "He acted recklessly, causing many problems."
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