caprice是什么意思

双语用例

• But how to rescue the discourse from charges that it will be meaningless, trivial, and inconsistent, dependent on the caprice of conversation itself?

• They promise 'a portrait of orderly aggregate behaviour without challenging the consensus that individual behaviour involves large elements of caprice and disorder' (p.xx).

• Aesthetic values attend upon the caprice of the financially successful.

• I dream of dramelyriqueas human, without giving up either fantasy, or caprice, or mystery.

• He defined education as self-estrangement, ' ' the process of the adoption of the social order in place of one's mere animal caprice.

• Her conduct is marked by extreme waywardness and caprice.

• He reasons that, as architects are not artists, they must be concerned with producing drawings which communicate building not caprice.

• It is not, that is to say, subject to human caprice.