capricious是什么意思？

capricious

英[kəˈprɪʃəs] 美[kəˈprɪʃəs, -ˈpriʃəs]

• adj. 变化无常的，变幻莫测的，多变的，（态度或行为）反复无常的；

副词：capriciously;

名词：capriciousness;

例句

• We can’t go camping while the weather is so capricious. 天气如此多变，我们不能出去宿营。
• a capricious personality 变幻莫测的性格
• Singleton female easy and capricious, selfish, slack, feebleminded wait. 独生子女轻易任性 、 自私 、 懒散 、 意志薄弱等.
• The capricious charm of her sister offorded me agreeable entertainment. 她妹妹变化无常的魔力,给我适意的欢乐.
• We can't go camping while the weather is so capricious. 天气如此多变,我们不能出去宿营.
• ...a theatre with notoriously capricious acoustics. 音响效果时好时坏、饱受诟病的剧院
• Both sides were troubled throughout by a capricious wind. 双方一直在为风向飘忽不定而苦恼。
• ...capricious and often brutal leaders. 任意妄为且残忍成性的领导人
• The Union accused Walesa of being capricious and undemocratic. 工会指责威尔沙反复无常,不讲民主。

同义词

• adj.
  capricious的同义词之：多变的,反复无常的,不可靠的
  crochety, flighty, unstable, whimsical, wanton, frivolus, quirky, variable, unpredictable, indecisive, volatile, impulsive, changeable, changeful, unsteady, inconsistent, moonish, uncertain, undependable, erratic, fickle, mercurial, wayward, inconstant,
• capricious的同义词之：其他释义
  aimless, fanciful, choppy,

反义词

• adj.
  capricious的反义词之：善变的;任性的
  honest, steadfast, sincere, faithful,
• capricious的反义词之：其他释义
  sincere, faithful, constant, honest,

柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典释义

• ADJ-GRADED
  反复无常的;善变的
  Someone who is capricious often changes their mind unexpectedly.
  例句
  The Union accused Walesa of being capricious and undemocratic. 工会指责威尔沙反复无常,不讲民主。 ...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 is capricious often changes unexpectedly.
  例句
  Both sides were troubled throughout by a capricious wind. 双方一直在为风向飘忽不定而苦恼。 ...a theatre with notoriously capricious acoustics. 音响效果时好时坏、饱受诟病的剧院

英汉词典释义

• adj.
  变化无常的; 变幻莫测的; 多变的
  a capricious personality 变幻莫测的性格 We can’t go camping while the weather is so capricious. 天气如此多变，我们不能出去宿营。
• adv.

英英词典释义

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