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| 1. | To give rein to passions |
| 任性妄为 |
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| 2. | 28 [和合]我的40舌头，要终日论说你的公义，时常赞美你。 |
| NIV] My tongue will speak of your righteousness and of your praises all day long. |
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| 3. | to let oneself go |
| 任性 |
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| 4. | Don't be self-willed |
| 不可任性 |
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| 5. | disorderly youths; disorderly conduct. |
| 任性的年轻人；任性的行为。 |
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| 6. | The quality or state of being perverse. |
| 刚愎，任性任性的性质或行为 |
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| 7. | the sometimes wayward Bush reached a turning point in his personal and professional life. |
| 时常有些任性的布什在个人生活和事业上迎来了一个转折点。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 时尚英语小品-风云人物 - George W.Bush-U.S. President-Elect |
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| 8. | capriciousness n. |
| 任性；善变 |
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| 9. | Capricious or peculiar behavior. |
| 任性任性的或怪僻的行为 |
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| 10. | To do as one feels like it |
| 恣意任性 |
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