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Fickle

“Fickle”是形容词,表示缺乏坚定性、恒定性或稳定性的;容易发生不规律变化的。

  1. “Her tastes are fickle—one day she loves jazz, the next she’s into rock.” (她的品味是善变的——今天她喜欢爵士乐,明天她喜欢摇滚。)
  2. “The weather is fickle this time of year.” (这个季节的天气是反复无常的。)
  3. “He was known for his fickle nature, changing his mind constantly.” (他以善变的性格而闻名,不断改变主意。)

“Fickle”来自中古英语”fikel”(“欺骗的、不稳定的”),来自古英语”ficol”(“欺骗的”)。可能与古英语”fāh”(“敌对的”)相关。

“Fickle”是一个基本词,没有明显的词缀。

“Fickle”常用于描述人、天气或情况的不稳定性和变化性,在文学和日常语境中都常见。

  • 名词形式: “fickleness”(善变)
  • 副词形式: “fickly”(较少使用)

“Fickle”的音标是/ˈfik-əl/,可以联想”fick-”(变化)+ “-le”(的),想象容易变化的状态。

“Her fickle affections made it difficult to maintain a relationship. One moment she was deeply in love, the next she had lost interest. Her fickle nature frustrated those who tried to get close to her.” (她善变的感情使维持关系变得困难。一会儿她深爱着,一会儿她失去了兴趣。她善变的性格让那些试图接近她的人感到沮丧。)