干脆【gāncuì】

干脆 as an adverb goes before the verb and announces a decisive step that ends a messy situation. The first clause gives the trouble; the 干脆 clause gives the clean solution. 吧 often closes a suggestion.

The decision is often more drastic than the obvious fix: not repair but replace, not wait but leave.

As an adjective

干脆 also describes a person or a way of doing things: straightforward, no dithering.

Not "only"

English "just" can also mean "only" or "merely". That is 只是 or 就, not 干脆.

• × 我干脆想问一下 → 我只是想问一下