| 单词 | vagary |
| 释义 | va·gary 1. archaic < permitted to make a walking vagary throughout all London — W.E.Andrews > 2. archaic < presently would fall into a wordy vagary — Richard Baxter > 3. a. obsolete b. < into strange vagaries fell, as they would dance — John Milton > 4. a. < fearing to entrust his person to the vagaries of some erratic cabdriver — David Walden > b. < dependence of the schooner men upon the vagaries of weather — American Guide Series: Michigan > < made the best of the vagaries of circumstance — Rose Macaulay > < these prospects … hinge on the vagaries of politics — Fortune > < independent of the vagaries of the international market — Vicki Baum > < passes through a series of vagaries and vicissitudes — John Barkham > c. < his mind seemed … to be abandoned to vagaries — S.H.Adams > |
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