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capricious中文意思翻譯

adj. 變化無(wú)常的, 任性的

capricious詞形變化

名詞: capriciousness | 副詞: capriciously |

capricious同義詞

moonish | unstable | freakish | flighty | variable | inconstant | unsteady | aimless | fanciful | indecisive | changeful | fickle | unpredictable | volatile | erratic | impulsive | wayward | inconsistent | undependable | uncertain | wanton | quirky | unreliable | changeable | mercurial | whimsical | choppy

capricious反義詞

honest | faithful | sincere

capricious常見(jiàn)例句

1 、The capricious charm of her sister afforded me agreeable entertainment.───她妹妹變化無(wú)常的魔力,給我適意的歡樂(lè )。

2 、a capricious summer breeze; freakish weather.───反復無(wú)常的夏風(fēng)；反復無(wú)常的天氣。

3 、3.But her smile is mysterious, as mysterious as the fluting from the depth of peaceful night, dimly discernible and capricious for ever .───但她的微笑卻是神秘的，神秘得仿佛靜夜里從遠方傳來(lái)的笛聲飄飄緲緲令人永遠無(wú)法捉摸。

4 、Capricious or whimsical.───反復無(wú)常的，三心兩意的

5 、The depths of this young lady's nature were a very out-of-the-way place, between which and the surface communication was interrupted by a dozen capricious forces.───但這位少女的性格深處是一個(gè)非常隱蔽的所在，從那里通向表面的路上，橫亙著(zhù)許多變幻莫測的阻力。

6 、Thus, the Court's embrace of the "arbitrary and capricious" test does not free the agency's decision from serious scrutiny on review.───因此，法院利用“武斷而多變”的檢驗并不能使機構在審查問(wèn)題上從嚴格的監視下面解脫出來(lái)。

7 、I think he considered me, uh, capricious and superficial and I considered him a pompous ass.─── 我覺(jué)得他認為我既反復無(wú)常又膚淺 而我認為他是個(gè)自以為是的*

8 、Foreign firms feel obliged to use contractors like Mr Zhang to cope with capricious and corrupt local officials, and the arbitrary justice they mete out.───外國企業(yè)想使用像張先生那樣的承包商，以應付當地那些出爾反爾的貪官污吏，以及他們認為是獨斷專(zhuān)行的司法機構。

9 、You said that you've been spoiled like capricious princess, didn't you?───你說(shuō)你被溺愛(ài)壞了,任性得像個(gè)公主是嗎?

10 、A woman who is a little capricious but will never go beyond.───一個(gè)有點(diǎn)任性卻不會(huì )過(guò)分的女人。

11 、The great difficulty with the indeterminist view in most forms is the suggestion it carries that choices and actions, if not determined, are capricious.───大多數形式的非決定論面臨的巨大問(wèn)題在于它所帶的暗示，即選擇和行為如果不是先定的，便是反復無(wú)常的。

12 、a movie star who was capricious and difficult to please───任性而難以取悅的**明星

13 、3.The style of Dryden is capricious and varied, that of Pope is cautious and uniform;───3以文風(fēng)論，屈萊頓一支彩筆搖曳多姿，蒲柏則謹慎持重一以貫之。

14 、The Brazilian formula is to crowd out enterprise or drive it underground with excessive spending and taxation, then to harass it further with capricious, nonsensical regulation.───在巴西這種模式下，高額的稅費迫使企業(yè)轉入地下，反復無(wú)常，毫無(wú)邏輯的規章制度更讓企業(yè)不勝其擾。

15 、I did not enter into this capriciously.─── 我不是非常任性隨意地答應這件事情

16 、With such realization, you can be a carefree bystander, undisturbed by the churning and capricious worldly affairs.───在看透這一點(diǎn)時(shí)，你就可以自在地旁觀(guān)，世事翻騰反覆而不揚一條眉毛。

17 、u like de person in ur eye is angel, it's wat oso can do(mou shor bet neng),he will satisfied any of your capricious(yam sheng) request...───你喜歡的人在你眼中是天使，無(wú)所不能，他總會(huì )滿(mǎn)足你的任性的要求。

18 、Whim: a sudden or capricious idea; a fancy───一時(shí)的興致,突然的念頭

19 、It is equally fatal to an aim to permit capricious or discontinuous action in the name of spontaneous self-expression.───在自發(fā)的自我表現的名義下,允許學(xué)生任性的或不連貫的活動(dòng),對教育目的也是致命傷。

20 、His is a bit capricious.───他有點(diǎn)反復無(wú)常。

21 、"Her highly strung temperament made her uncertain . . . capricious . . . enchanting" (George Bernard Shaw).───“她極易激動(dòng)的個(gè)性使得她性情多變. . .反復無(wú)常. . .魅力無(wú)窮” （喬治·貝爾納·蕭伯納）。

22 、But you can be sure of one thing if the capricious Mr Kim is persuaded back to the table.With a second nuclear blast to boast of, the price will have gone up yet again.───但有一樣大家可以放心，那就是當其再次回到談判桌旁時(shí)，要價(jià)一定又高了一截，因為這下又有一次核試驗可以吹噓了。

23 、a capricious child───任性的小孩

24 、The others can be playing alongside you as jolly partners, or against you as wicked adversaries, or above you as capricious gods creating miracles and spells.───事實(shí)上，這些和你一起進(jìn)入地下城的其他玩家，既可以作為你的令人愉快的拍檔和你并肩戰斗，也可以作為邪惡的敵人與你對抗，或者作為任性無(wú)常的神創(chuàng )造奇跡或者詛咒。

25 、Doesn't matter what it is, no matter how capricious or unlikely.─── 不管是什么事 不管多么任性多么不可能

26 、They're dangerous, capricious tricksters who appear and disappear in gentle breezes or a whirlwind of dust.─── 他們是危險 反復無(wú)常的騙子 隨著(zhù)清風(fēng)來(lái)去無(wú)蹤 要么化作煙塵來(lái)去

27 、Created by the capricious whim of Slaanesh, each is a unique statement of the Dark prince's particular mood and muse at the time of its creation.───創(chuàng )自沙歷士多樣的一時(shí)興起，每個(gè)都獨具形體，都是黑暗王子創(chuàng )造其時(shí)所感所思而化。

28 、They are enigmatic and aloof and can be very capricious, especially when mortals venture into their domains.───她們生性孤僻，高深莫測，同時(shí)也反復無(wú)常，非凡是當凡人進(jìn)入他們的領(lǐng)地的時(shí)候。

29 、The claim is that you were capricious, that, uh, you expected them to use intimidation to get settlements.─── 他們聲稱(chēng)你反復無(wú)常 說(shuō)你希望他們通過(guò)恐嚇 來(lái)解決問(wèn)題

30 、How a capricious world! There are full of unpredictable things.───世事真是變化無(wú)常！生活中充滿(mǎn)了出人意料的事情。

31 、In environmental cases, some courts apply the "arbitrary and capricious" test in a way that closely resembles the application of the "substantial evidence" test.───在環(huán)境案例中，有些法院“武斷而多變”檢驗的應用與應用“實(shí)貫性論據”檢驗非常相近。

32 、” This lefthanded compliment makes women seem attractively feminine, and yet ,when a girl is capricious, her actions are reminiscent of the lowly billy goat.───“這左手的恭維使婦女似乎吸引力的女性，然而，當一個(gè)任性的女孩，她的行動(dòng)令人想起卑賤比利山羊。

33 、To Danglars Monte Cristo also wrote, requesting him to excuse the whimsical gift of a capricious millionaire, and to beg the baroness to pardon the Eastern fashion adopted in the return of the horses.───基督山還寫(xiě)了一封信給騰格拉爾，請他收下一位怪富翁所送的這種怪禮物，并請男爵夫人原諒他以這種東方方式的禮儀送還她的馬。

34 、Nature was widely believed to be unstable and capricious, with monstrous births from union between species, and spontaneous generation of life.───人們普遍認為自然是不穩定和反復無(wú)常的，種間結合產(chǎn)生出畸形怪胎，生命是自然發(fā)生的。

35 、constantly changing; changeable; capricious───變化無(wú)常

36 、He judged her to be capricious, and easily weary of the pleasure of the moment.───他認為她是任性的，很容易對一時(shí)的快樂(lè )產(chǎn)生厭倦。

37 、The night is black, the clouds in the sky are capricious, and the waves are raving at sea.───夜是深黑的，空中的云霾是翻騰的，波濤在海里泡哮。

38 、Thus, under Marsh, the agency must demonstrate that its decision was not arbitrary or capricious.───因此，在馬什一案中，機構必須證明它的決議不是武斷而多變的。

39 、But, as we now know, the change in investor sentiment was not wholly capricious.───不是完全反復無(wú)常,沒(méi)有規律的。

40 、Hence, some tendency still exists toward deference to the agency, but less than one might expect from the phrase "arbitrary and capricious".───因此，尊重機構這種傾向依然存在，但比人們從“武斷而多變”這一短語(yǔ)中所想的要微弱一些。

41 、Any capricious behavior will confuse loved ones and your mood swings will result in loneliness.───任何反復無(wú)常的表現都會(huì )讓愛(ài)人感到困惑，你不定的情緒也只能導致自己的孤獨。

42 、a capricious personality───變幻莫測的性格

43 、People often become capricious when they get so old.─── 人年齡大了以后總會(huì )變化無(wú)常

44 、(5) brim character: With capricious mood change and behavior are not stabilized for main characteristic.───(5)邊緣型人格：以反復無(wú)常的情緒變化和行為不穩定為主要特點(diǎn)。

45 、Even if substantive review were allowed, the arbitrary and capricious test would require only that the agency present a "reasoned explanation" for its decision.───即使允許實(shí)質(zhì)性復審，武斷而多變的檢驗也僅能要求機構提交一份對自己決議的“合理的解釋”。

46 、a capricious climate, ieone that is always changing───多變的氣候.

47 、The economy is so capricious nowadays that we think it is important to grab different opportunities to secure a good living standard.───在現今的社會(huì )，經(jīng)濟氣候時(shí)好時(shí)壞，我們認為需要尋找更多的發(fā)展機會(huì )，才可保障日后的生活。

48 、There is something else in the world, numerous, capricious and endless, Each way stretches far away, But none connects with happiness.───世上還有別的一切,浩瀚,多變,無(wú)窮無(wú)盡,任何一條路都可走得很遙遠,只是,不可能通向幸福。

49 、a capricious refusal; authoritarian rulers are frequently capricious; the victim of whimsical persecutions───任性的拒絕；獨裁統治者是反復無(wú)常的；一時(shí)興起的迫害的受害者

50 、In that case, the Court held that the standard of review for non-adjudicative administrative decisions was the "arbitrary and capricious" test.───在該案中，法院認為，對于非文告性行政決議的復審準則是“武斷而多變”檢驗。

51 、a capricious climate───多變的氣候

52 、Is nature so capricious that we can't predict our own moods and abilities from one hour to the next?───事實(shí)上，雖然無(wú)法很清楚了解我們的精力，何時(shí)盛何時(shí)衰，但它是有邏輯可循的解釋。

53 、Rather aggressive in the chinoiserie and geographically capricious to say the least.─── 至少是對其中的中國風(fēng) 以及地域風(fēng)格的多變

54 、Generally speaking, supreme court policy concerning state regulation was neither capricious nor reactionary.───一般說(shuō)來(lái)，最高法院關(guān)于政府管理的政策，既不輕率任性，也不反動(dòng)。

55 、His wife is very capricious.───他妻子非常任性。

56 、A capricious notion; a whim.───奇想反復無(wú)常的怪想；怪念頭

57 、, The capricious attitude of the Apple What is the purpose?───、對蘋(píng)果態(tài)度反復無(wú)常目的何在？

58 、CAPRICIOUS, mythical catfish lies beneath the Japanese archipelago.───在日本群島下，躺著(zhù)一條騷動(dòng)不安的神奇鯰魚(yú)。

59 、As noted earlier, the "arbitrary and capricious" test can result in either cursory or searching review of the agency decision, depending on how the court applies the standard.───“武斷而多變”的檢驗會(huì )導致對機構要么是粗略地審查，要么是深入地審查，它取決于法院怎樣運用這些標準。

60 、her capricious behavior───她善變的行為

61 、Surely you want to assist them with the capricious women in their lives.─── 你肯定想幫他們 對付一下生活中那些任性的女人吧

62 、He became exasperatingly capricious and exacting.───他變得任性而又難以討好，真叫人惱火。

63 、Courts in China are known to be often arbitrary, which means that enforcement of laws and contracts is sometimes capricious.───中國的法院經(jīng)常專(zhuān)斷判案是出了名的，這意味著(zhù)其對法律的實(shí)施及合約的強制執行有些時(shí)候會(huì )喪失原則，變化無(wú)常。

64 、We can't go camping while the weather is so capricious.───天氣如此變化莫測，我們無(wú)法去野營(yíng)了。

65 、condemn'd to do her Drudgery, and by a Capricious kind of Fate, destin' d to make other Things Clean, and be Nasty it self:───從此它受命運的擺布，把別人打掃干凈，而自己卻變得又臟又臭，

66 、Given to capricious or unstable behavior.───古怪的用以指變化無(wú)常的或不穩定的行為

67 、A capricious liking or inclination.───一時(shí)的愛(ài)好反復無(wú)常的愛(ài)好或傾向

68 、WITH just three weeks left before they go to the polls for the first round of their presidential election, French voters seem in a capricious mood.───在距離法國第一輪投票僅剩三個(gè)星期的時(shí)間里，法國人看起來(lái)還是搖擺不定。

69 、He was an indecisive sort of person and always capricious.───他這個(gè)人優(yōu)柔寡斷,而且總是反復無(wú)常。

70 、But, on Tuesday, the Supreme Court voted by five to four, overturning the ruling stating the policy was "neither arbitrary nor capricious".───但是，周二，最高法庭以五比四的投票推翻了之前的判定，并稱(chēng)該政策“并非武斷而模糊的”。

71 、capricious adj.───反覆無(wú)常的；善變的；任性的

72 、Arising in the fancy; capricious.───充滿(mǎn)幻想的; 多變的

73 、Phrases like "substantial evidence" and "arbitrary and capricious" can never be defined with precision, and courts have their own reasons for wanting to keep the governing standards rather vague.───像"主證據"和"主觀(guān)武斷"等用語(yǔ)永遠不會(huì )有準確的定義，而且法院有其自己的理由要使這些起支配作用的標準保持模糊狀態(tài)。

74 、no unusual thing in a Hutt's palace with a capricious boss.───他感到有人很焦慮，不過(guò)，在赫特人的宮殿里，主子又如此反復無(wú)常，這自然是常事。

75 、I thought we would have lunch together and talk over the vagaries of this capricious calling.─── 我想不如我們一起共進(jìn)午餐 聊聊這份反復無(wú)常的天職的種種奇事

76 、Residential property taxes in California are wildly capricious, tied as they are to the date of purchase rather than the value of the property or financial circumstances of the owner.───在加州，房屋稅的課徵方法非常不合理，主要看的是購買(mǎi)日期而非房地產(chǎn)本身的價(jià)值抑或是所有人的經(jīng)濟狀況。

77 、Because of this, mostly children pampered, selfish and self-centered capricious, rude, lack of independence, cowardice, etc.───因為這樣嬌慣的孩子，大都任性，自我中心、自私、無(wú)禮，缺乏獨立性，怯懦等。

78 、changeable; inconsistent; play fast and loose; capricious───反復無(wú)常

79 、To be capricious; trifle.───做事反復無(wú)常；浪費

80 、You mean you are totally coddled and capricious act like a princess, right?───你說(shuō)你被溺愛(ài)壞了,,任性得像個(gè)公主是嗎??

81 、a capricious refusal; authoritarian rulers are frequently capricious; the victim of whimsical persecutions.───任性的拒絕；獨裁統治者是反復無(wú)常的；一時(shí)興起的迫害的受害者。

82 、Many people often think that life is capricious and fate is hard, so everyone is pursuing happiness and joyfulness.───人們常說(shuō):生命無(wú)常,人生苦短。正因為這樣，人人都在追尋幸福和快樂(lè )。

83 、many people often think that life is capricious and fate is hard,so everyone is pursuing happiness and joyfulness .───人們常說(shuō)，人生無(wú)常，命運多舛。正因為如此，人人都尋求幸福和快樂(lè )。

84 、Your sex is capricious, you know.───你的女人沒(méi)有準兒，誰(shuí)也說(shuō)不清，你知道。

85 、Capricious or peculiar behavior.───任性任性的或怪僻的行為

86 、Given to moods or whims; capricious.───任性的；喜怒無(wú)常的

87 、Humans erect cities to shelter themselves from nature's capricious ways.───人類(lèi)建造城市在反復無(wú)常的大自然中庇護自己。

88 、People's minds work in very capricious ways, sometimes jumping from one seemingly unconnected idea to another.───人的思維活動(dòng)很怪，有時(shí)會(huì )從一件事跳到另一件毫不相干的事上去。

89 、In Iraq's case this was the Baath, or Renaissance, Party, a vehicle which he ultimately transformed, through terrifyingly capricious ruthlessness, into a fascistic tool for his own absolute control.───他的無(wú)情令人發(fā)指，他的冷酷叫人難以捉摸，復興黨也因此成了他絕對操控的法西斯工具。

90 、I want to take a picture of you and these capricious tires.─── 我想照張你和這些變幻莫測的輪胎的合影

以cious為結尾的單詞有哪些？

以cious結尾的單詞：

delicious 美味的 ;

suspicious 感覺(jué)可疑的 ;

gracious 和藹的，慈祥的；

vicious 狂暴的 ; 殘酷的 ;

conscious 意識到；

precious 珍貴的

atrocious殘忍的;

audacious大膽的;

auspicious幸運的;

avaricious貪婪的;

CapacIous寬的;

capricious任性的

形容人性格的GRE詞匯

　無(wú)私

　abnegation n. 自我犧牲;放棄

　accommodating adj. 樂(lè )于助人的

　altruism n. 無(wú)私;利他主義 (altruist n. 無(wú)私的人)

　altruistic adj. 無(wú)私的，為他人著(zhù)想的

　impartial adj. 無(wú)私的，公平的

　obliging adj. 熱心助人的，懇切的

　任性

　brattish adj. (指小孩)寵壞的，討厭的，不禮貌的

　caprice n. 任性，奇思怪想，變化無(wú)常

　capricious adj. 任性的，變化無(wú)常的 (capriciousness n. 反復無(wú)常)

　cranky adj. 任性的，怪癖的;不穩的

　pettish adj. 使性子的，易怒的

　willful adj. 任性的;故意的

　有理

　grounded adj. 有理由的(有根據的);adv. 地面上

　justifiable adj. 有理由的，無(wú)可非議的

　justification n. 正當理由，好的(正義的)原因

　justify v. 證明…正當

　plead v. 提出…為理由，懇求 (plea n. 懇求，辯護)

　substance n. 根據，大意，實(shí)質(zhì);物質(zhì)

　warrant n. 正當理由;許可證

　warranted adj. 憑正當理由的;保證的

　warranty n. 有正當理由;保證;辯解;批準

　incontrovertible adj. 無(wú)可辯駁的

　indubitable adj. 不容置疑的

　tenable adj. 無(wú)懈可擊的，站得住腳的

　undisputable adj. 無(wú)可爭辯的，毫無(wú)疑問(wèn)的

　unexceptionable adj. 無(wú)可非議的

　unimpeachable adj. 無(wú)可指摘的，無(wú)可置疑的

　affliction n. 受難的原因，悲痛

　causal adj. 原因的，因果關(guān)系的 (causality n. 因果關(guān)系)

　justification n. 好的(正義的)原因，正當理由

無(wú)理

　gratuitous adj. 無(wú)緣無(wú)故的;免費的

　unfounded adj. 無(wú)事實(shí)根據的

　unjustified adj. 未被證明為正當的，無(wú)法解釋的

　unprovoked adj. (生氣等)無(wú)緣無(wú)故的

　unsound adj. 無(wú)根據的;不結實(shí)的，不堅固的

　unsubstantiated adj. 未經(jīng)證實(shí)的，無(wú)事實(shí)根據的

　unwarranted adj. 沒(méi)有根據的