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Meanings of casual in anglès

Hasty and without attention to detail; not thorough.

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Marked by blithe unconcern.

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Occurring or appearing or singled out by chance.

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Appropriate for ordinary or routine occasions.

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Usage of casual in anglès
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South Africa has quite a large number of casual and full-time cosplayers.
The South African
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It was casual enough, but it sent a clear message: nobody leaves.
The Lightning Thief
3
Vague and casual comments of support could be taken the wrong way!
The South African
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Both groups were particularly less aware that casual contact cannot spread AIDS.
Pubmed
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She said casual racism was occurring every day for Māori staff members.
Radio NZ
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He felt ashamed of his casual thoughts about free medical advice earlier.
Pet Sematary
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These results seem not to be casual but the reasons remain unknown.
Pubmed
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That figure did not include potential casual and recreational users, he said.
Radio NZ
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The automobile, which brought many casual travellers to restaurants, discouraged great food.
The new yorker
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Employers argue that casual work can be a route into full-time work.
The Guardian
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Always he would return his apparently casual attention to the main entrance.
Perdido Street Station
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The Company operates through three divisions: baby products, innerwear and casual wear.
Reuters
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I am a casual for a large recruitment company with different divisions.
Radio NZ
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Power they abused with a casual lack of concern that sickened her.
The Short Victorious War
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Dunstan swallowed the claret; the casual question had slipped through his guard.
Honour This Day
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After a number of casual conversations, he made a more open proposal.
Country driving: a journey through china from farm to factory
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Casual across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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