wayward
英 [ˈweɪwəd] 美 [ˈweɪwərd]

adj.

任性的；刚愎自用的；固执的；意料不到的

双语释义

adj.(形容词)

1. 任性的；刚愎自用的 changeable and not easy to guide (in character)

英英释义

wayward[ 'weiwəd ]

• adj.resistant to guidance or discipline

  "wayward behavior"

  同义词：contraryobstinateperverse

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. His wayward youth continued into middle age.
   他任性的青年时代一直延续到中年。
2. Wayward students are always getting into trouble.
   任性的学生老是惹麻烦。
3. Nick has always been a wayward and naughty boy.
   尼克一直是个倔强淘气的男孩。
4. They can keep constant tabs on wayward employees.
   他们能持续关注刚愎自用的员工。

权威例句

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