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Перевод: capricious

[прилагательное]
капризный; прихотливый; непостоянный; своенравный

Тезаурус:

1. No one is willing to go on record with their feelings about Hamnett's sometimes capricious behaviour, but one says privately: "Like many creative people, she can be impossible to reason with, and the experience can be very painful."
2. In all of the ancient agrarian civilisations, the original spirits of nature were depicted in increasingly ruthless, capricious and anthropomorphic terms.
3. Belle gave her sons the idea that it was capricious irresponsibility.
4. The two most important items of Randi's advice were not to allow the subjects to run the tests, and not to allow capricious distractions.
5. The Maya were an agricultural people who had to contend with a capricious climate.
6. Both players responded alertly to the capricious nature of the Wilfred Josephs Sonata No3, a work dedicated to them by the composer, displaying no lack of brilliance to meet its formidable technical demands.
7. Nor can polls cope with voters who are capricious or plain mischievous.
8. While on the other hand, it attacked the idea that "the irregular, half-informed, capricious voice of popular favouritism" should have any say in the outcome of the competition.
9. Moreover, the ordinary soldiers never knew when, if ever, they were going to be moved; army orders are notoriously arbitrary, capricious and incomprehensible to those receiving them.
10. Although they did not win the interbreed dairy championship, which was taken by D M Hodge's Holstein Friesian Fenfield Capricious, a Dexter group entered by Mrs P J Weaver did win the dairy team award.
11. His "peculiar gloating obsequious humour", his "sort of capricious self-satisfaction" lurking in the very midst of "plaintive protestations", are described and pondered.
12. Top dairy champ was D H Hodge's Holstein Friesian Fenfield Capricious.
13. Football is a capricious mistress.