half-baked

Oxford Dictionary
half-baked
- IPA[ˌhɑːfˈbeɪkt]
英式
- adj.
  
  not fully thought through; lacking a sound basis；foolish
- 釋義
adj.
形容詞
1. not fully thought through; lacking a sound basis a half-baked conspiracy theory 同義詞 not thought through, not fully developed, undeveloped, unformed, hare-brained, ... 更多poorly planned, unplanned, ill-conceived, ill-judged, impractical, unrealistic, unworkable, injudicious, ridiculous, informalcrazy, crackpot, cock-eyed反義詞 sensible, well reasoned
▪ foolish half-baked visionaries without a mission 同義詞 foolish, stupid, silly, idiotic, doltish, ... 更多asinine, simple-minded, feeble-minded, empty-headed, hare-brained, feather-brained, feather-headed, brainless, senseless, witless, unintelligent, ignorant, inexperienced, immature, callow, green, credulous, informalcrazy, dim, dopey, dumb, thick, damfool, half-witted, dim-witted, birdbrained, lamebrained, dunderheaded, wet behind the ears, gormless, daft, divvy, dozy, as thick as two short planks, glaikit, dumb-ass, chowderheaded, dof, dotish反義詞 sensible
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half-baked
IPA[ˌhafˈbākt]
美式
adj.
(of an idea or philosophy) not fully thought through; lacking a sound basis: half-baked notions of Teutonic superiority
Oxford American Dictionary

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