flightiness 的定义
flight·i·er, flight·i·est.
- given to flights of fancy; capricious; frivolous.
- slightly delirious; light-headed; mildly crazy.
- irresponsible: He said I was too flighty to be a good supervisor.
- Archaic. swift or fleet.
flightiness 近义词
irresponsibility
更多flightiness例句
- There have been any number of similar statements in recent years, claims that some people are simply too uninformed or flighty to be allowed to cast a ballot.
- Like many modern skis loaded with technology, it’s stable as hell when the sidecut is engaged but can get a little flighty when you run it straight.
- Fitness clubs have long relied on long-term membership agreements to prevent flighty customers from abandoning their New Year’s resolutions without a financial penalty.
- During the last presidential debate, Neves went so far to refer to Rousseff as “flighty.”
- Plus, Joaquin spent the entirety of his last film falling in love with a flighty blonde who's tied to an technological device.
- Evan Rachel Wood stars as a flighty barista in ‘A Case of You,’ premiering at Tribeca.
- News and documentary production requires minute-by-minute decision-making—flighty ditherers need not apply.
- She grew up an orphan in Japanese internment camps and has a flighty streak.
- I never looked upon Hephzibah Wallis as flighty; in fact, she was undoubtedly the steadiest of all my girls.
- Weve got to live somehow, and if you get a good job stick to it, say Inone of your highty flighty notions.
- She is sweetly pretty, though they say rather a flirt, and flighty in her ways.
- She was flighty and frivolous, evasive and obstinate, fond of pleasures not always innocent.
- He did write to Mr. Wharton, but in doing so he altogether laid aside that flighty manner which for a while had annoyed her.