fickle

形容词浮躁的; 薄情的; （爱情、友谊等）易变的，无常的

1. 善變：放卷范围:全身卷轴名字:聪明(Smart) 卷轴等级:C级接尾 放卷范围:帽子卷轴名字:结实的(Compact) 卷轴等级:A级接尾 放卷范围:盾卷轴名字:治疗的(Careful) 卷轴等级:8级接尾 放卷范围:头盔卷轴名字:善变(Fickle) 卷轴 等级:4级

2. 易变的：finicky 挑剔的 | fickle 易变的 | venal 贪污的

3. 变幻无常的：fichu 三角形披肩 | fickle 变幻无常的 | fickle-minded 易变的

4. 多变的：fervid#热情的;灼热的 | fickle#多变的 | flaccid#软弱的;松弛的

1. 变化无常的;善变的
    If you describe someone as fickle, you disapprove of them because they keep changing their mind about what they like or want.

    e.g. The group has been notoriously fickle in the past.
           这伙人过去一直是出了名的善变。

2. 无常的;靠不住的
    If you say that something is fickle, you mean that it often changes and is unreliable.

    e.g. Orta's weather can be fickle.
           奥尔塔的天气变幻莫测。

1. That curve is also attracting investors with enough money to speculate in a fickle market of subjective desires.

2. This fickle behavior of the " Mother River " has caused long stretches of drought along some of the most densely populated and farmed regions of China.

3. England's Ian Poulter and Justin Rose also made heavy work in the fickle conditions, seeing their hopes of lifting the trophy disappear in the steamy atmosphere.

4. With the help of corporate expense accounts, my taste buds blossomed into a thousand little discerning and fickle things.

5. fickle的近义词

5. Lu blamed dishonest, fickle and inappropriate distribution of public funding for research for deteriorating ethical standards of scientists.

6. Today all the former ethics have been overthrown, people are fickle and indulge themselves in sensual pleasure diversified and yet a little degenerated.

7. However, nature is much more complicated and fickle than their imagination.

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8. If fickle buyers tighten their spending in the face of higher prices in the market, the US economic recovery can hardly last long.

9. " Fickle weather and the current brisk traffic have compounded the difficulties of safe flight, " said the circular.

10. The weather is also notoriously fickle, with the risk of a sudden torrential downpour during the race.

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