caprice[英][kəˈpri:s] [美][kəˈpris]
简明释义
n.反复无常;任性的想法;随想曲;充满幻想力的作品
复数：caprices
例句
I have suffered a martyrdom from their incompetence and caprice.
他们的无能和任性折磨得我够受了。
Ah strong says god is devoid of passion and caprice.
啊强说，上帝是缺乏激情和反复无常。
I swear I won’t be stranded on the most caprice sea.
我发誓不会困在最善变的海。
In separating these scenes from one another the jewish or syrian bridal customs may be taken into consideration, as has been done, especially by budde and siegfried, if the result is the simplifying of the explanation and not the distortion of the scenes, or other acts of caprice.
在这些分离的场面从一个另一个犹太或叙利亚婚纱海关可能会考虑到，作为已经做了，特别是由布德和齐格弗里德，如果结果是简化的解释，而不是扭曲的场面，或其他行为的随想曲。
The jade emperor’s rule is orderly and without caprice.
玉帝的规则是井然有序，不会反复无常的。
