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| 51. | A petulant, bad - tempered mood;a huff. |
| 发脾气，愠怒任性、坏脾气；恼怒 |
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| 52. | At bottom we knew how intractable the world was. |
| 实际上，我们知道这个世界是多么难对付。 |
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| 53. | obstreperous and defiant aggressiveness. |
| 任性好斗有侵略性的。 |
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| 54. | What followed was six weeks of intractable back pain. |
| 我发现先前所说的那段话「很正确，但却使不上力」。 |
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| 55. | a troublesome self-willed child |
| 调皮捣蛋而又任性的孩子. |
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| 56. | She was a willful child. |
| 她是个任性的孩子。 |
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| 57. | The state or quality of being intractable or hardened. |
| 顽固不化执拗，倔强的状态或品性 |
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| 58. | Such wild behaviour does not suit an old man. |
| 老年人不宜这样任性胡为。 |
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| 59. | Wild and intractable. Used of a hawk in falconry. |
| 狂野的，不驯服的。用来形容猎鹰训练中的鹰 |
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| 60. | deliberate unruliness. |
| 故意做出任性的行为。 |
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