Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Sloppy"

A: como isso:

A: sloppy = careless, unorganized

a damned sloppy researcher = an extremely careless researcher; a researcher who did not keep track of details or organize his work

A: @Jamie0521: Oh, I missed the English part. Sloppy English can mean:

1) Broken grammar/Bad grammar.
2) Broken speech/ Bad speech.
3) Bad spelling, punctuation, and/or capitalization.
4) Bad writing (This includes handwriting.)

A: in spanish *Descuidado

A: Means messy, the opposite of tidy.
"My teachers would always tell me, 'Your handwriting is sloppy'"
"Eating that dinner was so sloppy, I made a mess everywhere"

A: My handwriting is very sloppy today.
今日の私の字はとても汚い/めちゃくちゃです。
This soup is very sloppy.
このスープとても水っぽい。

A: 'Her handwriting was very sloppy because she wrote fast.'
'The desk looked sloppy because of all the papers laying around.'
'Mushing up the banana made a sloppy mess.'

A: "I can't read the notes the girl gave me because her handwriting is so sloppy!"
"Did you just wake up? You look sloppy."

A: "Unkempt" and "Sloppy" are interchangeable, and can be used to describe anything that fits the description. "Slovenly" is used to describe someone or something, for example, "Jack always leaves a mess, he's so slovenly". "Slipshod" can be used to describe a person or a method of work, for example, "Jack and his slipshod management make working here hard".

A: Sloppy means messy and floppy is more how something can move flexibly

A: sloppy is more a informal version of careless. They are both synonyms. "my work was sloppy" I said to my friend. "I was careless in my work" I said to my boss.

A: Sloppy = messy

Tacky = unstylish or lacking good taste

A: お役に立てば幸いです。

A: Sloppy,lazy,lacking of effort,careless

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