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| 21. | He is of a variable mood; he never finishes what he starts. |
| 他这个人朝三暮四, 做起事来总是虎头蛇尾。 |
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| 22. | a capricious summer breeze; freakish weather. |
| 反复无常的夏风；反复无常的天气。 |
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| 23. | The climate on grassland is capricious. |
| 草原的气候变化无常。 |
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| 24. | changeable; inconsistent; play fast and loose; capricious |
| 反复无常 |
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| 25. | Your sex is capricious, you know. |
| 你的女人没有准儿，谁也说不清，你知道。 |
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| 26. | He became exasperatingly capricious and exacting. |
| 他变得任性而又难以讨好，真叫人恼火。 |
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| 27. | Given to moods or whims;capricious. |
| 任性的；喜怒无常的 |
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| 28. | A capricious or fantastic idea; a conceit. |
| 虚幻的想法易变的或幻想的想法；空想 |
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| 29. | Given to capricious or unstable behavior. |
| 古怪的用以指变化无常的或不稳定的行为 |
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| 30. | The love of girls is uncertain, capricious. |
| 年轻姑娘的爱情是摇摆不定，变幻无常的。 |
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