Fickle Meaning in English

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释义

Someone or something that changes opinions, feelings, or loyalties quickly and often; not consistent or reliable.

用法与细微差别

'Fickle' is usually negative, describing people, emotions, or situations that are unreliable or changeable ('fickle weather', 'fickle friend'). Common collocations: 'fickle lover,' 'fickle public.' Don't use for positive traits like adaptability.

• Spanish: voluble - inconstante
• Portuguese (BR): volúvel - inconstante
• Portuguese (PT): volúvel - inconstante
• Chinese (Simplified): 多变的 - 易变的
• Chinese (Traditional): 多變的 - 易變的
• Hindi: अस्थिर - बदलने वाला
• Arabic: متقلب - متغير
• Bengali: অস্থির - পরিবর্তনশীল - চঞ্চল
• Russian: непостоянный - переменчивый
• Japanese: 移り気な - 気まぐれな
• Vietnamese: hay thay đổi - thất thường
• Korean: 변덕스러운 - 쉽게 변하는
• Turkish: kararsız - değişken
• Urdu: بے وفا - غیر مستقل مزاج
• Indonesian: labil - mudah berubah

例句

The fickle weather changed from sunny to rainy in an hour.

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She has a fickle memory and often forgets things.

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The fans' support can be fickle when the team is losing.

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People can be fickle when it comes to making decisions about love.

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The company's fickle policy changes left employees feeling uncertain.

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You know how fickle trends are—what's popular today could be gone tomorrow.

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