hastily.

/heyst-l-ee/US // ˈheɪst l i //

匆忙地,匆匆忙忙地,匆匆忙忙,匆忙

Definitions

1.
- ›with haste; rapidly; speedily: Late one snowy night in Maryland, moving crews hastily loaded a line of vans and, under cover of darkness, departed the city.
- ›without sufficient care or attention: This book feels far less potent, and far more hastily written, than the earlier work.
- ›unnecessarily quickly or rashly; impetuously: Six months earlier, she had hastily married a former high school classmate.

adv.with great speed

Synonyms

But, like a hastily eaten fast-food meal, they’re quickly forgotten.
The hastily drafted bill left open to interpretation which sorts of businesses would be eligible to get this tax break.
Section 230 barely rates a mention in Senate’s hasty pre-election flogging of tech CEOsWe’ll have more from our interview with Case tomorrow.
If you build a winterized outdoor patio, they still might not comeAs more states are allowing the hospitality business to reopen in varying capacities, restaurants, particularly those in cooler climates, are hastily prepping for a winter al fresco.
It might have been an additional shield to some particular interests, and another obstacle generally to hasty and partial measures.
The pale, baby-faced, red-cheeked rapper is furiously puffing away at a hastily-made blunt crammed with low-grade weed.
And while there now are blood reserves lining hospital shelves, Dudley said the nonprofit is hastily approaching a crisis.
A video has appeared that experts believe shows the Buk missile battery being hastily withdrawn to the border with Russia.
A senior Russian ambassador has demanded—and been hastily given—a top-level appointment at the Foreign Office today.
While the Bear and WaMu deals were conducted , and amid market turmoil, the rules still apply.

/heyst-l-ee/US // ˈheɪst l i //

匆忙地,匆匆忙忙地,匆匆忙忙,匆忙

1.
- ›with haste; rapidly; speedily: Late one snowy night in Maryland, moving crews hastily loaded a line of vans and, under cover of darkness, departed the city.
- ›without sufficient care or attention: This book feels far less potent, and far more hastily written, than the earlier work.
- ›unnecessarily quickly or rashly; impetuously: Six months earlier, she had hastily married a former high school classmate.

adv.with great speed

Synonyms

But, like a hastily eaten fast-food meal, they’re quickly forgotten.
The hastily drafted bill left open to interpretation which sorts of businesses would be eligible to get this tax break.
Section 230 barely rates a mention in Senate’s hasty pre-election flogging of tech CEOsWe’ll have more from our interview with Case tomorrow.
If you build a winterized outdoor patio, they still might not comeAs more states are allowing the hospitality business to reopen in varying capacities, restaurants, particularly those in cooler climates, are hastily prepping for a winter al fresco.
It might have been an additional shield to some particular interests, and another obstacle generally to hasty and partial measures.
The pale, baby-faced, red-cheeked rapper is furiously puffing away at a hastily-made blunt crammed with low-grade weed.
And while there now are blood reserves lining hospital shelves, Dudley said the nonprofit is hastily approaching a crisis.
A video has appeared that experts believe shows the Buk missile battery being hastily withdrawn to the border with Russia.
A senior Russian ambassador has demanded—and been hastily given—a top-level appointment at the Foreign Office today.
While the Bear and WaMu deals were conducted , and amid market turmoil, the rules still apply.