| 单词 | capricious |
| 释义 | ca·pri·cious 1. < he judged her to be capricious and easily wearied of the pleasure of the moment — Edith Wharton > < the editing of these papers is so capricious and so wholly without any consistent and discriminating standards — C.P.Aiken > 2. < the revenue of government from the taxes was not regular but capricious and exceptional — Hilaire Belloc > < the demand for fur felt provided a steadier, less capricious market — D.G.Creighton > Synonyms: see inconstant |
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