Definition of quick and dirty in English:

quick and dirty

adjective

US informal

Makeshift; done or produced hastily.
〈非正式，主美〉暂且应急的，权宜的；草率的
a quick and dirty synopsis of their work
为他们工作匆匆拟订的大纲。
Example sentencesExamples
- A quick-and-dirty history of social systems theory begins with functionalism, the most influential form of social explanation for much of the past century.
- So my quick-and-dirty answer is that moving it into high Earth orbit would certainly be easier than launching the same mass from Earth's surface, but probably not easier than launching the same mass from the Moon's surface.
- I plan to go back on Wednesday to do some quick-and-dirty mapping and interviews for him because he wants to better understand how people find their way around.
- You can set up a quick-and-dirty test to generate ballpark values, or a more elaborate test to discriminate between populations that may be very similar.
- Thus, you can write a quick-and-dirty solution to a one-time problem, but you can also write solutions to big problems in an easy-to-read, easy-to-debut, easy-to-maintain way.
- This was a quick-and-dirty attempt at getting a handle on the relative values of a select group of top-notch relievers, but it contained a few flaws.
- Still, even this quick-and-dirty swipe at the problem provides some empirical support for the impression that syntactic complexity in English public discourse has decreased over the past couple of centuries.
- They've rapidly spread as quick-and-dirty online scratch pads among small corporate groups at companies such as Walt Disney and SAP.
- Although this quick-and-dirty approach is good for prototyping, it presents significant challenges for building deployable code.
- In any case, one other thing jumped out at me about the Journal's quick-and-dirty piece.
- So I'll do a quick-and-dirty edit on the video and throw it up tomorrow, I swear.
- And peruse our quick-and-dirty lowdown on the most prevalent bugs and how to safeguard against them.
- It's not a multitrack editor, more's the pity, but for quick-and-dirty edit work with basic transitions and soundtrack mixing, it works encouragingly well.
- Based on some quick-and-dirty corpus analysis using the Newspaper Archive database, I have isolated ten main verbs that can be used in the snowclone, suitable for paradigmatic alternation and syntagmatic combination.
- And my rankings, for that matter, as I have simply done a quick-and-dirty estimate of how the fourteen AL teams ranked in their efforts Tuesday and Wednesday.
- The author offers blend of psychoanalytic research, quick-and-dirty philosophy, and common sense.
- The computer models described there seemed both intriguing and easy to re-create, and so I wrote a quick-and-dirty program to play with some of them.
- A quick-and-dirty test: See how the fund fared in 2002, a truly rotten year, and 1999, an exceptionally good one.
- Anyone who is looking to improve the usability of a site without investing in a professional report can easily find the current issues with a site by performing a quick-and-dirty usability study.
- As all CPAs know, there is an overwhelming erroneous assumption among clients that there are truckloads of questions that can be answered on a quick-and-dirty basis with just a simple phone call.
Synonyms
temporary, make-do, provisional, stopgap, standby, rough and ready, substitute, emergency, improvised, ad hoc, impromptu, extemporary, extempore, thrown together, cobbled together

Definition of quick and dirty in US English:

quick and dirty

adjectiveˌkwɪkənˈdɜːrti

US informal

Makeshift; done or produced hastily.
〈非正式，主美〉暂且应急的，权宜的；草率的
a quick and dirty synopsis of their work
为他们工作匆匆拟订的大纲。
Example sentencesExamples
- Anyone who is looking to improve the usability of a site without investing in a professional report can easily find the current issues with a site by performing a quick-and-dirty usability study.
- Although this quick-and-dirty approach is good for prototyping, it presents significant challenges for building deployable code.
- Still, even this quick-and-dirty swipe at the problem provides some empirical support for the impression that syntactic complexity in English public discourse has decreased over the past couple of centuries.
- You can set up a quick-and-dirty test to generate ballpark values, or a more elaborate test to discriminate between populations that may be very similar.
- The computer models described there seemed both intriguing and easy to re-create, and so I wrote a quick-and-dirty program to play with some of them.
- As all CPAs know, there is an overwhelming erroneous assumption among clients that there are truckloads of questions that can be answered on a quick-and-dirty basis with just a simple phone call.
- They've rapidly spread as quick-and-dirty online scratch pads among small corporate groups at companies such as Walt Disney and SAP.
- A quick-and-dirty history of social systems theory begins with functionalism, the most influential form of social explanation for much of the past century.
- A quick-and-dirty test: See how the fund fared in 2002, a truly rotten year, and 1999, an exceptionally good one.
- So my quick-and-dirty answer is that moving it into high Earth orbit would certainly be easier than launching the same mass from Earth's surface, but probably not easier than launching the same mass from the Moon's surface.
- The author offers blend of psychoanalytic research, quick-and-dirty philosophy, and common sense.
- And my rankings, for that matter, as I have simply done a quick-and-dirty estimate of how the fourteen AL teams ranked in their efforts Tuesday and Wednesday.
- It's not a multitrack editor, more's the pity, but for quick-and-dirty edit work with basic transitions and soundtrack mixing, it works encouragingly well.
- And peruse our quick-and-dirty lowdown on the most prevalent bugs and how to safeguard against them.
- In any case, one other thing jumped out at me about the Journal's quick-and-dirty piece.
- Thus, you can write a quick-and-dirty solution to a one-time problem, but you can also write solutions to big problems in an easy-to-read, easy-to-debut, easy-to-maintain way.
- This was a quick-and-dirty attempt at getting a handle on the relative values of a select group of top-notch relievers, but it contained a few flaws.
- I plan to go back on Wednesday to do some quick-and-dirty mapping and interviews for him because he wants to better understand how people find their way around.
- So I'll do a quick-and-dirty edit on the video and throw it up tomorrow, I swear.
- Based on some quick-and-dirty corpus analysis using the Newspaper Archive database, I have isolated ten main verbs that can be used in the snowclone, suitable for paradigmatic alternation and syntagmatic combination.
Synonyms
temporary, make-do, provisional, stopgap, standby, rough and ready, substitute, emergency, improvised, ad hoc, impromptu, extemporary, extempore, thrown together, cobbled together

单词	quick and dirty
释义	Definition of quick and dirty in English: quick and dirty adjective US informal Makeshift; done or produced hastily. 〈非正式，主美〉暂且应急的，权宜的；草率的 a quick and dirty synopsis of their work 为他们工作匆匆拟订的大纲。 Example sentencesExamples A quick-and-dirty history of social systems theory begins with functionalism, the most influential form of social explanation for much of the past century. So my quick-and-dirty answer is that moving it into high Earth orbit would certainly be easier than launching the same mass from Earth's surface, but probably not easier than launching the same mass from the Moon's surface. I plan to go back on Wednesday to do some quick-and-dirty mapping and interviews for him because he wants to better understand how people find their way around. You can set up a quick-and-dirty test to generate ballpark values, or a more elaborate test to discriminate between populations that may be very similar. Thus, you can write a quick-and-dirty solution to a one-time problem, but you can also write solutions to big problems in an easy-to-read, easy-to-debut, easy-to-maintain way. This was a quick-and-dirty attempt at getting a handle on the relative values of a select group of top-notch relievers, but it contained a few flaws. Still, even this quick-and-dirty swipe at the problem provides some empirical support for the impression that syntactic complexity in English public discourse has decreased over the past couple of centuries. They've rapidly spread as quick-and-dirty online scratch pads among small corporate groups at companies such as Walt Disney and SAP. Although this quick-and-dirty approach is good for prototyping, it presents significant challenges for building deployable code. In any case, one other thing jumped out at me about the Journal's quick-and-dirty piece. So I'll do a quick-and-dirty edit on the video and throw it up tomorrow, I swear. And peruse our quick-and-dirty lowdown on the most prevalent bugs and how to safeguard against them. It's not a multitrack editor, more's the pity, but for quick-and-dirty edit work with basic transitions and soundtrack mixing, it works encouragingly well. Based on some quick-and-dirty corpus analysis using the Newspaper Archive database, I have isolated ten main verbs that can be used in the snowclone, suitable for paradigmatic alternation and syntagmatic combination. And my rankings, for that matter, as I have simply done a quick-and-dirty estimate of how the fourteen AL teams ranked in their efforts Tuesday and Wednesday. The author offers blend of psychoanalytic research, quick-and-dirty philosophy, and common sense. The computer models described there seemed both intriguing and easy to re-create, and so I wrote a quick-and-dirty program to play with some of them. A quick-and-dirty test: See how the fund fared in 2002, a truly rotten year, and 1999, an exceptionally good one. Anyone who is looking to improve the usability of a site without investing in a professional report can easily find the current issues with a site by performing a quick-and-dirty usability study. As all CPAs know, there is an overwhelming erroneous assumption among clients that there are truckloads of questions that can be answered on a quick-and-dirty basis with just a simple phone call. Synonyms temporary, make-do, provisional, stopgap, standby, rough and ready, substitute, emergency, improvised, ad hoc, impromptu, extemporary, extempore, thrown together, cobbled together Definition of quick and dirty in US English: quick and dirty adjectiveˌkwɪkənˈdɜːrti US informal Makeshift; done or produced hastily. 〈非正式，主美〉暂且应急的，权宜的；草率的 a quick and dirty synopsis of their work 为他们工作匆匆拟订的大纲。 Example sentencesExamples Anyone who is looking to improve the usability of a site without investing in a professional report can easily find the current issues with a site by performing a quick-and-dirty usability study. Although this quick-and-dirty approach is good for prototyping, it presents significant challenges for building deployable code. Still, even this quick-and-dirty swipe at the problem provides some empirical support for the impression that syntactic complexity in English public discourse has decreased over the past couple of centuries. You can set up a quick-and-dirty test to generate ballpark values, or a more elaborate test to discriminate between populations that may be very similar. The computer models described there seemed both intriguing and easy to re-create, and so I wrote a quick-and-dirty program to play with some of them. As all CPAs know, there is an overwhelming erroneous assumption among clients that there are truckloads of questions that can be answered on a quick-and-dirty basis with just a simple phone call. They've rapidly spread as quick-and-dirty online scratch pads among small corporate groups at companies such as Walt Disney and SAP. A quick-and-dirty history of social systems theory begins with functionalism, the most influential form of social explanation for much of the past century. A quick-and-dirty test: See how the fund fared in 2002, a truly rotten year, and 1999, an exceptionally good one. So my quick-and-dirty answer is that moving it into high Earth orbit would certainly be easier than launching the same mass from Earth's surface, but probably not easier than launching the same mass from the Moon's surface. The author offers blend of psychoanalytic research, quick-and-dirty philosophy, and common sense. And my rankings, for that matter, as I have simply done a quick-and-dirty estimate of how the fourteen AL teams ranked in their efforts Tuesday and Wednesday. It's not a multitrack editor, more's the pity, but for quick-and-dirty edit work with basic transitions and soundtrack mixing, it works encouragingly well. And peruse our quick-and-dirty lowdown on the most prevalent bugs and how to safeguard against them. In any case, one other thing jumped out at me about the Journal's quick-and-dirty piece. Thus, you can write a quick-and-dirty solution to a one-time problem, but you can also write solutions to big problems in an easy-to-read, easy-to-debut, easy-to-maintain way. This was a quick-and-dirty attempt at getting a handle on the relative values of a select group of top-notch relievers, but it contained a few flaws. I plan to go back on Wednesday to do some quick-and-dirty mapping and interviews for him because he wants to better understand how people find their way around. So I'll do a quick-and-dirty edit on the video and throw it up tomorrow, I swear. Based on some quick-and-dirty corpus analysis using the Newspaper Archive database, I have isolated ten main verbs that can be used in the snowclone, suitable for paradigmatic alternation and syntagmatic combination. Synonyms temporary, make-do, provisional, stopgap, standby, rough and ready, substitute, emergency, improvised, ad hoc, impromptu, extemporary, extempore, thrown together, cobbled together
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