Erratic Meaning in English

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परिभाषा

Describes something that does not follow a regular pattern and is often unpredictable or inconsistent.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Erratic' is most often used in formal or neutral contexts. Common collocations: 'erratic behavior', 'erratic schedule', 'erratic movements'. It usually refers to unpredictable changes, often with a negative or troublesome tone.

• Spanish: errático - impredecible
• Portuguese (BR): errático - instável
• Portuguese (PT): errático - instável
• Chinese (Simplified): 不稳定的 - 不规律的
• Chinese (Traditional): 不穩定的 - 不規律的
• Hindi: अनियमित - अस्थिर
• Arabic: غير منتظم - متقلب
• Bengali: অস্থির - অনিয়মিত - অসংগত
• Russian: неустойчивый - непостоянный - беспорядочный
• Japanese: 不規則な - 気まぐれな
• Vietnamese: thất thường - không ổn định - bất thường
• Korean: 불규칙한 - 변덕스러운
• Turkish: düzensiz - istikrarsız - değişken
• Urdu: غیر متوازن - غیر مستقل - بے قاعدہ
• Indonesian: không ổn định - thất thường

उदाहरण वाक्य

We couldn't finish the project on time because of his erratic work habits.

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The company's sales have been erratic this year.

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The weather here is very erratic.

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His erratic driving worries me.

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Her sleep schedule became really erratic after she started working nights.

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Investors get nervous when the market seems erratic like this.

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