capricious

英[kə'priʃəs]美[kə'priʃəs]

a. 反复无常的,善变的,任性的

同：	[a.] freakish, impulsive, whimsical

So the master of Monte Cristo gives himself airs befitting a great millionaire or a capricious beauty
连皇亲国戚，绝色美女都算在内，有象基督山老板这样狂妄的吗？收藏
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。收藏
How wonderful it would be to ignore the capricious nature of technology—and get on with our work
要是不理睬那些变化多端的技术特性而继续干我们的工作，那该是多么好啊！收藏
To be capricious;trifle.
做事反复无常;浪费收藏
But now he was wantonly extravagant in the purchase of delicacies, out of season and dear, which might tempt Strickland’s capricious appetite
现在他却大手大脚，购买时令已过、价钱昂贵的美味，想方设法叫思特里克兰德多吃一点东西，他的胃口时好时坏，叫人无法捉摸。收藏

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changeable
- a capricious summer breeze
- freakish weather
[同] freakish, capricious
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
[同] impulsive, capricious, whimsical

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