Random English
[ˈrændəm ˈɪŋglɪʃ]
noun. a language that is spoken or written without any specific order or purpose, often resulting in unpredictable or illogical sentences.
Example sentences:
1. My thoughts are just random English, I can't seem to think straight.
我的想法都是随机的英语,我似乎无法正常思考。
2. The AI's response was just a jumble of random English words, it made no sense.
这个人工智能的回答只是一堆随机的英文单词,毫无意义。
3. She started speaking in random English after a few drinks, much to the amusement of her friends.
她喝了几杯酒后开始说起了一些随机的英语,让她的朋友们感到很有趣。
4. The instructions were written in such random English that I couldn't understand how to assemble the furniture.
那些指示用的是如此随机的英语,以至于我都不知道怎么组装家具。
5. His essay was a mess of random English and typos, it was clear he had rushed through it.
他的文章里充满了随机的英文和错别字,显然他是匆忙写完的。
Synonyms and usage:
- Haphazard language: used to describe speech or writing that is disorganized and lacks structure.
- Incoherent language: used to describe speech or writing that is unclear and difficult to understand due to being illogical or disorganized.
Editor's summary:
Random English refers to language that is spoken or written without any specific order or purpose, often resulting in unpredictable or illogical sentences. It can be used to describe disorganized or unclear speech and writing. Synonyms include haphazard and incoherent language.