capricious

英 [kəˈprɪʃəs]

美 [kəˈprɪʃəs]

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

TOEFLGRETEM8

BNC.18863 / COCA.17285

牛津词典

adj.

• （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
  1. a capricious climate
     变化无常的气候

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 反复无常的;善变的
  Someone who iscapriciousoften changes their mind unexpectedly.
  1. The Union accused Walesa of being capricious and undemocratic.
     工会指责威尔沙反复无常,不讲民主。
  2. ...capricious and often brutal leaders.
     任意妄为且残忍成性的领导人
• ADJ-GRADED 变幻莫测的;变幻无常的
  Something that iscapriciousoften changes unexpectedly.
  1. Both sides were troubled throughout by a capricious wind.
     双方一直在为风向飘忽不定而苦恼。
  2. ...a theatre with notoriously capricious acoustics.
     音响效果时好时坏、饱受诟病的剧院

英英释义

adj

• determined by chance or impulse or whim rather than by necessity or reason
  1. a capricious refusal
  2. authoritarian rulers are frequently capricious
  3. the victim of whimsical persecutions
  Synonym:impulsivewhimsical
• changeable
  1. a capricious summer breeze
  2. freakish weather
  Synonym:freakish

双语例句

• Love is capricious and involuntary; reason cannot direct its choice.
  爱，变幻莫测，不由自主，理智无法指导它的选择。
• The Union accused Walesa of being capricious and undemocratic.
  工会指责威尔沙反复无常，不讲民主。
• Our hearts are capricious: it's their only diversion and their only excuse.
  我们凭一时高兴而随心所欲，这是我们仅有的消遣和唯一的借口。
• A capricious liking or inclination.
  反复无常的爱好或倾向。
• You don't remember how I came to your the world how blatant nonsense capricious defiant.
  你不会记得我是怎样来过你的世界怎样的喧嚣胡闹任性跋扈。
• I be so capricious, you don't love.
  我就是这样任性，迩爱要不要。
• Investors complain that China's system is capricious, for instance.
  例如，投资者们抱怨，中国的制度反复无常。
• A spoiled child is often capricious.
  被惯坏的孩子常常是任性的。
• Those have the ability to be capricious should also strong.
  有本事任性的人，也要有本事坚强！
• Any capricious behavior will confuse loved ones and your mood swings will result in loneliness.
  反复无常的行为会让你的爱人感到困惑，你情绪的波动最终会让你被孤立。