ceoi4 bin2隨便随便

Jyutpingceoi4 bin2
Yalechèuih bín
形容詞Common

Definition

Casual, easygoing, or indifferent; to do as one pleases without strict rules.

  1. indifferent; not caring; whatever is fine
  2. casual; informal; careless
  3. colloquialeasygoing or loose regarding sexual matters
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How it's used

Functions as both an adjective meaning easygoing and an adverb meaning without restriction or care. When used as an adjective, it signals a lack of strong preference, making it a polite way to defer decisions to others. As an adverb, it can carry a negative connotation of being careless or lacking proper boundaries.

Examples

What do you want to eat? I'm easy, anything is fine.
Don't just walk into other people's rooms as you please.

Common phrases

sit wherever you like

Common mistake

Avoid using this to describe people in a romantic context, as it can imply being promiscuous or having low standards, which is highly offensive.

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