Lingaku- slapdash approach; rough-and-ready method; speed-before-quality policy
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- slapdash approach
- rough-and-ready method
- speed-before-quality policy
This meaning refers to a method of doing things quickly without paying much attention to detail or quality, often resulting in subpar outcomes.
The project, which was pushed forward with a slapdash approach, ultimately ended in failure.
This meaning denotes a practical but not necessarily refined or thorough method of doing something, often used when quick results are needed.
We found a temporary solution using a rough-and-ready approach.
This meaning suggests a policy or approach that prioritizes speed of completion over the quality of the work or product.
Generated collocations (experimental)
せっそくしゅぎ拙速主義をとる取るto adopt a slapdash approachせっそくしゅぎ拙速主義におちいる陥るto fall into a speed-before-quality policyせっそくしゅぎ拙速主義はきけん危険だslapdash approaches are dangerousせっそくしゅぎ拙速主義をひはん批判するto criticize the rough-and-ready methodせっそくしゅぎ拙速主義をさける避けるto avoid a slapdash approachせっそくしゅぎ拙速主義がまねく招くもんだい問題problems caused by a speed-before-quality policyせっそくしゅぎ拙速主義をみなおす見直すto reevaluate the slapdash approachせっそくしゅぎ拙速主義のえいきょう影響impact of the rough-and-ready method