frivolous

美音：['frɪvələs]

简单释义：

adj.无谓；轻易；不务正业；轻佻的

网络轻浮的；琐碎的；轻薄的

完整释义：

adj.

1.无谓,无价值的,毫无意义的
2.轻易,轻率的;不务正业
3.轻佻的
4.孩子气,不老成稳重

例句：

Experience shows that this kind of supervision by higher-ups is not able to completely stop frivolous spending.
实践证明，这种上级监督的办法并不能完全制止乱花滥用。
As a woman with a large collection of frivolous shoes, walking home is a last resort.
对于一位冲动之余买下一大堆鞋的女人，走回家是最后的选择。
It was one of the many paradoxes in her character, that love of sombre and melancholy melodies, so opposite to her gay, frivolous nature.
这是她性格中自相矛盾的情况之一：她喜欢低沉忧郁的乐曲，这跟她那快乐、轻浮的天性恰巧相反。
His wife's bored attitude and frivolous gown proclaimed the heiress's disregard of the insignificant interests at stake.
他的妻子却以厌烦的表情和轻浮的衣饰来显示她根本不把这笔遗产放在眼里。
But nothing in his theory limits consumption to the purchase of frivolous private goods, or indeed to private goods of any kind.
但是他的理论并没有把消费局限于买些不必要的商品上，或者买私人商品上。
The Sun shining on your chart's fun zone puts you in a frivolous and gregarious mood.
太阳会在你的宫上闪耀，让你处在一个无聊的和乐于交际的心情。
After years of washing people sash slowly honed, refining its stand a few of spirit, extremely frivolous and impulsive.
人经过岁月的洗绦，慢慢地磨砺，磨去了几多锐气、轻狂和浮躁。
He had something of the eighteenth century about him; frivolous and great.
他是从十八世纪来的：轻浮而自大。

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