random

- adj. 随机的, 任意的, 随意的
- n. 随意, 随机
- Definition
- adj. done or chosen without any fixed plan or pattern
- n. a lack of any fixed plan, order, or pattern
- Example
- She picked a random number between one and a hundred.
- 她在一到一百之间随机选了一个数字。
Synonyms & Differences 近义词辨析
Compared meaning: without a fixed plan or pattern (adjective).
比较义项:无固定计划或规律地做某事(形容词)。
- random 本词
Emphasizes unpredictability and lack of pattern, often in a neutral or technical sense (sampling, selection); rarely critical in tone.
强调不可预测性和缺乏规律,常用于中性或技术性语境(抽样、选择),语气很少带批评意味。
The teacher picked students in random order to answer the question.
老师以随机的顺序挑选学生回答问题。
- haphazard
Emphasizes lack of organization or careful planning, usually with a critical or disapproving tone about messiness or carelessness.
强调缺乏组织或周密计划,通常带有对杂乱或草率的批评、不满语气。
His haphazard approach to filing meant important documents kept getting lost.
他杂乱无章的归档方式导致重要文件不断丢失。
Both mean without a fixed plan or pattern. Random stresses unpredictability and lack of pattern, often in a neutral or technical sense, as in sampling or selection. Haphazard stresses a lack of organization or careful planning, usually with a critical tone about messiness or carelessness.
两词都指“没有固定计划或规律”,但 random 强调结果的不可预测性、缺乏规律,常带中性甚至技术性色彩;haphazard 强调缺乏组织和条理,带有杂乱、草率的负面评价色彩。random 常用于统计、抽样、概率等语境;haphazard 常用于描述做事方式或摆放方式的杂乱无章。