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capricious
英：【kəˈprɪʃəs】美：【kəˈprɪʃəs, -ˈprɪʃəs】
英：
美：
adj.
变化无常的, 任性的
名词:
capriciousness
副词:
capriciously
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
honest faithful sincere
1 、The
capricious
charm of her sister afforded me agreeable entertainment.───她妹妹变化无常的魔力,给我适意的欢乐。
2 、a
capricious
summer breeze; freakish weather.───反复无常的夏风；反复无常的天气。
3 、3.But her smile is mysterious, as mysterious as the fluting from the depth of peaceful night, dimly discernible and
capricious
for ever .───但她的微笑却是神秘的，神秘得仿佛静夜里从远方传来的笛声飘飘缈缈令人永远无法捉摸。
4 、Capricious or whimsical.───反复无常的，三心两意的
5 、The depths of this young ladys nature were a very out-of-the-way place, between which and the surface communication was interrupted by a dozen
capricious
forces.───但这位少女的性格深处是一个非常隐蔽的所在，从那里通向表面的路上，横亘着许多变幻莫测的阻力。
6 、Thus, the Courts embrace of the "arbitrary and
capricious
" test does not free the agencys decision from serious scrutiny on review.───因此，法院利用“武断而多变”的检验并不能使机构在审查问题上从严格的监视下面解脱出来。
7 、I think he considered me, uh,
capricious
and superficial and I considered him a pompous ass.─── 我觉得他认为我既反复无常又肤浅 而我认为他是个自以为是的*
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.───外国企业想使用像张先生那样的承包商，以应付当地那些出尔反尔的贪官污吏，以及他们认为是独断专行的司法机构。
9 、You said that youve been spoiled like
capricious
princess, didnt you?───你说你被溺爱坏了,任性得像个公主是吗?
10 、A woman who is a little
capricious
but will never go beyond.───一个有点任性却不会过分的女人。
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
.───大多数形式的非决定论面临的巨大问题在于它所带的暗示，即选择和行为如果不是先定的，便是反复无常的。
12 、a movie star who was
capricious
and difficult to please───任性而难以取悦的**明星
13 、3.The style of Dryden is
capricious
and varied, that of Pope is cautious and uniform;───3以文风论，屈莱顿一支彩笔摇曳多姿，蒲柏则谨慎持重一以贯之。
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.───在巴西这种模式下，高额的税费迫使企业转入地下，反复无常，毫无逻辑的规章制度更让企业不胜其扰。
15 、I did not enter into this
capricious
ly.─── 我不是非常任性随意地答应这件事情
16 、With such realization, you can be a carefree bystander, undisturbed by the churning and
capricious
worldly affairs.───在看透这一点时，你就可以自在地旁观，世事翻腾反覆而不扬一条眉毛。
17 、u like de person in ur eye is angel, its wat oso can do(mou shor bet neng),he will satisfied any of your
capricious
(yam sheng) request...───你喜欢的人在你眼中是天使，无所不能，他总会满足你的任性的要求。
18 、Whim: a sudden or
capricious
idea; a fancy───一时的兴致,突然的念头
19 、It is equally fatal to an aim to permit
capricious
or discontinuous action in the name of spontaneous self-expression.───在自发的自我表现的名义下,允许学生任性的或不连贯的活动,对教育目的也是致命伤。
20 、His is a bit
capricious
.───他有点反复无常。
21 、"Her highly strung temperament made her uncertain . . .
capricious
. . . enchanting" (George Bernard Shaw).───“她极易激动的个性使得她性情多变. . .反复无常. . .魅力无穷” （乔治·贝尔纳·萧伯纳）。
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.───但有一样大家可以放心，那就是当其再次回到谈判桌旁时，要价一定又高了一截，因为这下又有一次核试验可以吹嘘了。
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.───事实上，这些和你一起进入地下城的其他玩家，既可以作为你的令人愉快的拍档和你并肩战斗，也可以作为邪恶的敌人与你对抗，或者作为任性无常的神创造奇迹或者诅咒。
25 、Doesnt 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 、Theyre dangerous,
capricious
tricksters who appear and disappear in gentle breezes or a whirlwind of dust.─── 他们是危险 反复无常的骗子 随着清风来去无踪 要么化作烟尘来去
27 、Created by the
capricious
whim of Slaanesh, each is a unique statement of the Dark princes particular mood and muse at the time of its creation.───创自沙历士多样的一时兴起，每个都独具形体，都是黑暗王子创造其时所感所思而化。
28 、They are enigmatic and aloof and can be very
capricious
, especially when mortals venture into their domains.───她们生性孤僻，高深莫测，同时也反复无常，非凡是当凡人进入他们的领地的时候。
29 、The claim is that you were
capricious
, that, uh, you expected them to use intimidation to get settlements.─── 他们声称你反复无常 说你希望他们通过恐吓 来解决问题
30 、How a
capricious
world! There are full of unpredictable things.───世事真是变化无常！生活中充满了出人意料的事情。
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.───在环境案例中，有些法院“武断而多变”检验的应用与应用“实贯性论据”检验非常相近。
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.───“这左手的恭维使妇女似乎吸引力的女性，然而，当一个任性的女孩，她的行动令人想起卑贱比利山羊。
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.───基督山还写了一封信给腾格拉尔，请他收下一位怪富翁所送的这种怪礼物，并请男爵夫人原谅他以这种东方方式的礼仪送还她的马。
34 、Nature was widely believed to be unstable and
capricious
, with monstrous births from union between species, and spontaneous generation of life.───人们普遍认为自然是不稳定和反复无常的，种间结合产生出畸形怪胎，生命是自然发生的。
35 、constantly changing; changeable;
capricious
───变化无常
36 、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。
37 、The night is black, the clouds in the sky are
capricious
, and the waves are raving at sea.───夜是深黑的，空中的云霾是翻腾的，波涛在海里泡哮。
38 、Thus, under Marsh, the agency must demonstrate that its decision was not arbitrary or
capricious
.───因此，在马什一案中，机构必须证明它的决议不是武断而多变的。
39 、But, as we now know, the change in investor sentiment was not wholly
capricious
.───不是完全反复无常,没有规律的。
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，尊重机构这种倾向依然存在，但比人们从“武断而多变”这一短语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.───任何反复无常的表现都会让爱人感到困惑，你不定的情绪也只能导致自己的孤独。
42 、a
capricious
personality───变幻莫测的性格
43 、People often become
capricious
when they get so old.─── 人年龄大了以后总会变化无常
44 、(5) brim character: With
capricious
mood change and behavior are not stabilized for main characteristic.───(5)边缘型人格：以反复无常的情绪变化和行为不稳定为主要特点。
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.───即使允许实质性复审，武断而多变的检验也仅能要求机构提交一份对自己决议的“合理的解释”。
46 、a
capricious
climate, ieone that is always changing───多变的气候.
47 、The economy is so
capricious
nowadays that we think it is important to grab different opportunities to secure a good living standard.───在现今的社会，经济气候时好时坏，我们认为需要寻找更多的发展机会，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.───世上还有别的一切,浩瀚,多变,无穷无尽,任何一条路都可走得很遥远,只是,不可能通向幸福。
49 、a
capricious
refusal; authoritarian rulers are frequently
capricious
; the victim of whimsical persecutions───任性的拒绝；独裁统治者是反复无常的；一时兴起的迫害的受害者
50 、In that case, the Court held that the standard of review for non-adjudicative administrative decisions was the "arbitrary and
capricious
" test.───在该案中，法院认为，对于非文告性行政决议的复审准则是“武断而多变”检验。
51 、a
capricious
climate───多变的气候
52 、Is nature so
capricious
that we cant predict our own moods and abilities from one hour to the next?───事实上，虽然无法很清楚了解我们的精力，何时盛何时衰，但它是有逻辑可循的解释。
53 、Rather aggressive in the chinoiserie and geographically
capricious
to say the least.─── 至少是对其中的中国风 以及地域风格的多变
54 、Generally speaking, supreme court policy concerning state regulation was neither
capricious
nor reactionary.───一般说来，最高法院关于政府管理的政策，既不轻率任性，也不反动。
55 、His wife is very
capricious
.───他妻子非常任性。
56 、A
capricious
notion; a whim.───奇想反复无常的怪想；怪念头
57 、, The
capricious
attitude of the Apple What is the purpose?───、对苹果态度反复无常目的何在？
58 、CAPRICIOUS, mythical catfish lies beneath the Japanese archipelago.───在日本群岛下，躺着一条骚动不安的神奇鲶鱼。
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.───“武断而多变”的检验会导致对机构要么是粗略地审查，要么是深入地审查，它取决于法院怎样运用这些标准。
60 、her
capricious
behavior───她善变的行为
61 、Surely you want to assist them with the
capricious
women in their lives.─── 你肯定想帮他们 对付一下生活中那些任性的女人吧
62 、He became exasperatingly
capricious
and exacting.───他变得任性而又难以讨好，真叫人恼火。
63 、Courts in China are known to be often arbitrary, which means that enforcement of laws and contracts is sometimes
capricious
.───中国的法院经常专断判案是出了名的，这意味着其对法律的实施及合约的强制执行有些时候会丧失原则，变化无常。
64 、We cant go camping while the weather is so
capricious
.───天气如此变化莫测，我们无法去野营了。
65 、condemnd to do her Drudgery, and by a Capricious kind of Fate, destin d to make other Things Clean, and be Nasty it self:───从此它受命运的摆布，把别人打扫干净，而自己却变得又脏又臭，
66 、Given to
capricious
or unstable behavior.───古怪的用以指变化无常的或不稳定的行为
67 、A
capricious
liking or inclination.───一时的爱好反复无常的爱好或倾向
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.───在距离法国第一轮投票仅剩三个星期的时间里，法国人看起来还是摇摆不定。
69 、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。
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，并称该政策“并非武断而模糊的”。
71 、
capricious
adj.───反覆无常的；善变的；任性的
72 、Arising in the fancy;
capricious
.───充满幻想的; 多变的
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"主证据"和"主观武断"等用语永远不会有准确的定义，而且法院有其自己的理由要使这些起支配作用的标准保持模糊状态。
74 、no unusual thing in a Hutts palace with a
capricious
boss.───他感到有人很焦虑，不过，在赫特人的宫殿里，主子又如此反复无常，这自然是常事。
75 、I thought we would have lunch together and talk over the vagaries of this
capricious
calling.─── 我想不如我们一起共进午餐 聊聊这份反复无常的天职的种种奇事
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，房屋税的课徵方法非常不合理，主要看的是购买日期而非房地产本身的价值抑或是所有人的经济状况。
77 、Because of this, mostly children pampered, selfish and self-centered
capricious
, rude, lack of independence, cowardice, etc.───因为这样娇惯的孩子，大都任性，自我中心、自私、无礼，缺乏独立性，怯懦等。
78 、changeable; inconsistent; play fast and loose;
capricious
───反复无常
79 、To be
capricious
; trifle.───做事反复无常；浪费
80 、You mean you are totally coddled and
capricious
act like a princess, right?───你说你被溺爱坏了,,任性得像个公主是吗??
81 、a
capricious
refusal; authoritarian rulers are frequently
capricious
; the victim of whimsical persecutions.───任性的拒绝；独裁统治者是反复无常的；一时兴起的迫害的受害者。
82 、Many people often think that life is
capricious
and fate is hard, so everyone is pursuing happiness and joyfulness.───人们常说:生命无常,人生苦短。正因为这样，人人都在追寻幸福和快乐。
83 、many people often think that life is
capricious
and fate is hard,so everyone is pursuing happiness and joyfulness .───人们常说，人生无常，命运多舛。正因为如此，人人都寻求幸福和快乐。
84 、Your sex is
capricious
, you know.───你的女人没有准儿，谁也说不清，你知道。
85 、Capricious or peculiar behavior.───任性任性的或怪僻的行为
86 、Given to moods or whims;
capricious
.───任性的；喜怒无常的
87 、Humans erect cities to shelter themselves from natures
capricious
ways.───人类建造城市在反复无常的大自然中庇护自己。
88 、Peoples minds work in very
capricious
ways, sometimes jumping from one seemingly unconnected idea to another.───人的思维活动很怪，有时会从一件事跳到另一件毫不相干的事上去。
89 、In Iraqs 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.───他的无情令人发指，他的冷酷叫人难以捉摸，复兴党也因此成了他绝对操控的法西斯工具。
90 、I want to take a picture of you and these
capricious
tires.─── 我想照张你和这些变幻莫测的轮胎的合影
以cious为结尾的单词有哪些？
以cious结尾的单词：
delicious 美味的 ;
suspicious 感觉可疑的 ;
gracious 和蔼的，慈祥的；
vicious 狂暴的 ; 残酷的 ;
conscious 意识到；
precious 珍贵的
atrocious残忍的;
audacious大胆的;
auspicious幸运的;
avaricious贪婪的;
CapacIous宽的;
capricious任性的
形容人性格的GRE词汇
无私
abnegation n. 自我牺牲;放弃
accommodating adj. 乐于助人的
altruism n. 无私;利他主义 (altruist n. 无私的人)
altruistic adj. 无私的，为他人着想的
impartial adj. 无私的，公平的
obliging adj. 热心助人的，恳切的
任性
brattish adj. (指小孩)宠坏的，讨厌的，不礼貌的
caprice n. 任性，奇思怪想，变化无常
capricious adj. 任性的，变化无常的 (capriciousness n. 反复无常)
cranky adj. 任性的，怪癖的;不稳的
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(有根据的);adv. 地面上
justifiable adj. 有理由的，无可非议的
justification n. 正当理由，好的(正义的)原因
justify v. 证明…正当
plead v. 提出…为理由，恳求 (plea n. 恳求，辩护)
substance n. 根据，大意，实质;物质
warrant n. 正当理由;许可证
warranted adj. 凭正当理由的;保证的
warranty n. 有正当理由;保证;辩解;批准
incontrovertible adj. 无可辩驳的
indubitable adj. 不容置疑的
tenable adj. 无懈可击的，站得住脚的
undisputable adj. 无可争辩的，毫无疑问的
unexceptionable adj. 无可非议的
unimpeachable adj. 无可指摘的，无可置疑的
affliction n. 受难的原因，悲痛
causal adj. 原因的，因果关系的 (causality n. 因果关系)
justification n. 好的(正义的)原因，正当理由
无理
gratuitous adj. 无缘无故的;免费的
unfounded adj. 无事实根据的
unjustified adj. 未被证明为正当的，无法解释的
unprovoked adj. (生气等)无缘无故的
unsound adj. 无根据的;不结实的，不坚固的
unsubstantiated adj. 未经证实的，无事实根据的
unwarranted adj. 没有根据的