unceremonious

常見例句

The Metropolitan Police, which employs some 50, 000 officers and staff, needs a new boss following the unceremonious ousting of Sir Ian Blair in October.
英國(guó)警署聘用了5萬(wàn)的官員、職工，繼十月隨隨便便打發(fā)走伊恩?布萊爾后，現(xiàn)在需要一位新管家。
The unceremonious dumping of the prime minister revived memories of Haiti’s recent past, in which in-fighting among grasping politicians denied it both government and foreign aid.
隨意免職總理，喚起人們對(duì)海地昨日的記憶，由于政客貪婪，導(dǎo)致內(nèi)訌，政府和外方拒絕提供援助。
Once the money's inserted, the crabs drop down to the drawer with an unceremonious plop — something that doesn't happen to, say, bananas in other vending machines (see the video).
一旦放入錢幣，螃蟹就會(huì)撲通一聲掉下來(lái)——不會(huì)像自動(dòng)零售機(jī)里的香蕉那樣（見視頻）。

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