capricious

单词capricious

基本解释

adj.: （态度或行为）反复无常的；任性的；变化无常的；变幻莫测的
网络: 多变的；善变的

权威解释

• （态度或行为）反复无常的；任性的:

  showing sudden changes in attitude or behaviour

• 变化无常的；变幻莫测的；多变的:

  changing suddenly and quickly

英汉解释

• 突变的

• 风向不定

• 出尔反尔;两面三刀;没有准儿,谁也说不清

• 怪想的

• 任性的,放任的,轻率任性的

• 反覆无常的,任性的

• 善变,变化无常的,变幻无常的;变化莫测的

同义词

adj.unpredictablechangeablevariableimpulsivewhimsical

反义词

adj.predictable

例句

• Gates said the arrest made him aware of how minorities are vulnerable "to capricious forces like a rogue policeman" .

  盖茨说，自己的被捕让他体会到，在面对“类似流氓警察反复无常的强权”时，少数裔族是多么地易受伤害。

• He judged her to be capricious, and easily weary of the pleasure of the moment.

  他认为她是任性的，很容易对一时的快乐产生厌倦。

• The greatest disadvantage of a person is not selfish, passionate, brutal, capricious, but a paranoid love do not love themselves.

  一个人最大的缺点不是自私、多情、野蛮、任性，而是偏执的爱一个不爱自己的人。

• An accompanying footnote, however, seemed to leave the door open to review under the arbitrary and capricious standard.

  然而，在其后的脚注中，为那些按照武断而多变的标准进行审查似乎敞开了一扇门。

• Arrow ou: vernon, do not be capricious again, ok? There is so big crisis in family, can"t you think for daddy and andrew a little?

  欧雅若：仲天骐，你不要再任性了，好不好？现在家里出现那么大的危机，你难道就不能替爸爸和天俊想一想吗？

• He was an indecisive sort of person and always capricious.

  他这个人优柔寡断，而且总是反复无常。

• The capricious creature probably wanted a whipping to bring her to the understanding of the principle called mastery.

  这个任性的家伙也许需要挨一顿鞭子，才能使她懂得什么叫主宰。

• Our future is entirely within our own control. It is not at the mercy of any capricious or uncertain external power.

  我们的未来全然掌握在我们自己手中，而无须听凭反覆无常的外部力量所摆布。

• Dumb Blonde: The capricious schtick was all a persona, if Hollywood legend is to be believed.

  无脑金发美女：如果好莱坞传奇是可信的，那这些反复无常的把戏都只不过是面具而已。

• After 41 years of his violently capricious rule, Libya"s 6. 5m people know Mr Qaddafi well enough to take him seriously.

  经历了他41年的暴虐而反复无常的统治，利比亚六百五十万人民都很清楚，是时候制裁卡扎菲先生了。