I am not the casual person, but casually gets up is not the person.
我不是隨便的人，但隨便起來(lái)就不是人。
a relaxed, informal manner.
一種放松的、隨便的方式
an abrupt and unceremonious dismissal.
突然而且隨便的解雇。
This is just an informal party.
這只是一次隨便的聚會(huì)。
slipshod talk (George Eliot).
隨便的談話(huà)（喬治 艾略特）
Well then, do as you please.
好吧，隨你的便罷。
You're faced with ending it all, of squandering what was given.
把到手的東西就這樣隨隨便便弄掉。
He made free with all his girl-friend's money.
他隨便花女朋友的錢(qián).
Please come whenever it is convenient to you.
方便的時(shí)候,請(qǐng)隨時(shí)來(lái)。
Don't interfere with my papers.
不要隨便摸弄我的文件。
conservative people unaccustomed to informal dress; an informal free-and-easy manner; an informal gathering of friends.
保守的人對(duì)隨隨便便的衣著很不習(xí)慣；隨隨便便、無(wú)拘無(wú)束的舉止；朋友之間的非正式聚會(huì)。
Detention at or during her majesty's pleasure.
隨陛下之便的拘留。
Dipping into Chaucer.
隨便翻閱喬叟的作品
give indiscriminate praise
不分好壞的隨便夸獎(jiǎng)
To this the unthinking will give an off-hand answer.
對(duì)此，不動(dòng)腦筋的人會(huì)隨隨便便作出答復(fù)的。
using their Christian names in a casual way; lectured in a familiar style.
隨隨便便的使用他們的教名；演講風(fēng)格自然。
It can suggest both intentional and careless throwing.
這一動(dòng)作既可為有意識(shí)的，也可為隨隨便便的。
The lazy little boy gave his face perfunctory washing.
那個(gè)懶惰的小男孩隨隨便便的洗了洗臉。