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too casual; too informal; not taking something seriously enough
这个人做事太随便，一点都不认真。
This person is too casual about their work; they're not serious at all.
你对待考试太随便了，这样下去会挂科的。
You're being too casual about your exams; you'll fail if you keep this up.
Often used to describe someone who doesn't take responsibilities or tasks seriously enough.
Use '太随便' when describing someone's attitude or behavior as excessively casual or irresponsible. It carries a negative connotation and implies criticism.
While '太随便' is useful, avoid using it in formal or professional settings where a more neutral term like '不够严谨' (not rigorous enough) might be more appropriate.
The phrase combines '太' (too) and '随便' (casual/informal). '随便' originates from '随' (to follow) and '便' (convenient/easy), implying 'doing as one pleases' or 'not strict'. The compound emphasizes excessive informality.
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to criticize someone's lack of seriousness or responsibility. Often appears in contexts like work, study, or social commitments.