capriciously
任性地
常用释义
英音[ kəˈprɪʃəsli ]
美音[ kəˈprɪʃəsli ]
基本释义
- adv. 任性地；善变地
例句
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1·Capriciously stubborn or eccentric; perverse.任性顽固的，怪癖的；执迷不悟的。
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2·Because of love, I can be sweet, not capriciously.因为爱，也发现自己可以变得那么的温柔，不再任性。
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3·But in the face of the American threat, the hardliners began clamping down capriciously.然而，面对美国的威胁，强硬派们开始任意地施压。
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4·Don't change your mind capriciously - being agile is not the same thing as lacking vision.不要朝令夕改——敏捷并不是意味着缺乏远景目标。
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5·In the Mesopotamian stories, for example, the gods act capriciously, the gods act on a whim.例如，在美索不达米亚的故事中，神肆意妄为，凭着一时的念头做事。
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6·The HKU remains a renowned school but its accumulated reputation is being capriciously consumed by a few.港大仍是一所著名学府，但是它积累的声望正被一些人任意消耗。
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7·Not arbitrarily or capriciously, but according to his holy character, eternal decree and revealed decree (promises).肯定不是随意，任意的，乃按祂圣洁的本性，祂永恒的预备旨，和祂说启示的计划(应许)。
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8·Nonetheless, I wanted to keep an eye on things so my body didn't end up fluctuating as capriciously as my skirt lengths.虽然如此，我还是想密切注视一些情况，只要我的身体不像裙子那样随意摆动。
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9·Love can be forsaken by the lover capriciously, while friendship can be abandoned by the friend at any time. Only familial affection is eternal warmness.爱情一夜之间可以被情人背叛，友情随时可以被朋友抛弃，只有亲情是温暖的永恒。
同义词
adv.
任性地；善变地
同根词
词根：
caprice