extensive (farming); careless; bold and unconstrained
Meanings
3 senses · 9 examplesadjective
extensive (agriculture); using large land area with minimal inputs
formalTechnical term in economics and agriculture; opposite of '集约' (intensive).
Extensive agriculture puts greater pressure on the environment.
extensive management (or operation)
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Transitioning from extensive growth to intensive growth is an inevitable trend in economic development.
adjective
careless; slipshod; not meticulous
neutralOften used to criticize management, work style, or handling of details.
This company's management is too careless.
His work style is rather slipshod, often leading to mistakes.
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You can't be this careless when doing things; you must pay attention to details.
adjective
bold and unconstrained; free and vigorous (in style)
literaryDescribes artistic style, brushwork, or personality that is vigorous and unrestrained.
The painter used bold brushstrokes to depict the turbulence of the sea.
This film is bold and concise in its artistic treatment.
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His bold and straightforward personality makes him very popular.