| 词组 | random |
| 释义 | random adjective ordinary if unexpected. A major word of the 1990s US youth, just a tad to the slang side of conventional English US, 1968random numberA number selected without any criteria, often by some sort of generator, such as a computer program. Don't worry, we're not choosing the winner ourselves—we'll draw a random number to determine who wins. at randomWith no discernable pattern or reasoning. We will choose a raffle winner at random. at randomby chance; haphazard. The lottery numbers are chosen at random. As a prank, the children dialed phone numbers at random. at randomWithout order or fixed purpose, haphazardly, as in Jackson Pollock dropped paints on canvas seemingly at random. Originally this phrase meant "very speedily" and "heedlessly." Shakespeare had the present usage in 1 Henry VI (5:3): "He talks at random; sure the man is mad." [Late 1500s] at random Without a governing design, method, or purpose; unsystematically: chose a card at random from the deck. |
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