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| 51. | The expression around her mouth was petulant. |
| 她的嘴角露出一种任性的表情。 |
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| 52. | the petulant demands of spoilt children |
| 宠坏的孩子提出的任性要求. |
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| 53. | an unruly child who was thrashed with a birch cane. |
| 一个任性的孩子吃了一顿桦树棍。 |
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| 54. | Capriciously stubborn or eccentric;perverse. |
| 任性顽固的，怪癖的；执迷不悟的 |
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| 55. | The reluctance to go home was not confined to wayward men. |
| 舍不得回家的并不限于任性的男客。 |
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| 56. | If he is even more wayward, he is also more robust. |
| 如果说他更任性，他也更执着。 |
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| 57. | the distressed parents of wayward youths. |
| 为任性的年轻人而苦恼的双亲 |
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| 58. | Having a peevish nature; cranky. |
| 暴躁的有易怒性格的；任性的 |
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| 59. | A spoiled child is often capricious. |
| 被惯坏的孩子常常是任性的。 |
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| 60. | When will you ever change your headstrong way? |
| 你这个任性的脾气什么时候改得了? |
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