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Significats de erratic en anglès

Liable to sudden unpredictable change.

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Having no fixed course.

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Examples for "fickle"
Examples for "fickle"
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However, history has told us form can be fickle in Twenty20 cricket.
News.com.au
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And it neatly encapsulates the fickle, nay treacherous, course of political fashion.
The Irish Times
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That being said, energy markets are fickle beasts and are sometimes unpredictable.
The Guardian
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Of course inches mean a lot in the fickle game of golf.
The Irish Times
5
But Egyptians have proven themselves fickle in their support for public figures.
The Guardian
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Under the cloudy sky the waters had the steel-gray luster of quicksilver.
Bert Wilson in the Rockies
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Water clings to the side of a vessel; again, quicksilver does not.
Man or Matter / Introduction to a Spiritual Understanding of Nat...
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Why, the quicksilver gets into your blood; I think that's the way.
Dutch Courage and Other Stories
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One might have said that we were in a bath of quicksilver.
Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea
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The production, stylish in late 1950s mode, again showed its quicksilver merits.
The Guardian
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This, for supporters of the mercurial young Spaniard, is good to hear.
The Guardian
2
Here, though, the mercurial Australian proved way too good for Claude Davis.
The Irish Times
3
The champagne was bubbling trickily in the veins of the mercurial statesmen.
Cabbages and Kings
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However, I am intrigued by the mercurial and somewhat enigmatic Ryan Fredericks.
The Guardian
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She is warm beyond measure, mercurial, and deeply connected to the Earth.
Feminist dot com

Likely to perform unpredictably; sometimes it would start and sometimes it wouldn't"

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Ús de erratic en anglès
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But opponents blame the government's erratic energy policies for the energy gap.
The Guardian
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However, erratic compliance with the prescription may also add to this finding.
Pubmed
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Taylor has offered repeated apologies for his erratic behaviour in recent years.
Reuters
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Although your magic is erratic, you possess a great deal of it.
The Water Witch
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The lift in my building was erratic at the best of times.
The World According to Bob
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In the early morning the wind was erratic, coming from every direction.
The Land of Painted Caves
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Taylor has offered repeated apologies for his erratic behavior in recent years.
Reuters
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She said from February, her son's behaviour became increasingly erratic and harmful.
Radio NZ
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My period came early this month, and my temperatures have been erratic.
The life you've imagined
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It still has no airport, power supply is erratic and telecommunications unreliable.
Reuters
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What little rebound has occurred in housing thus far has been erratic.
The Irish Times
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Revenue declines ultimately mean your income drops or becomes erratic and unpredictable.
Ebony
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Affected fish showed darkening, erratic swimming and abdominal distension with associated ascites.
Pubmed
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Even then, the process was erratic, with individual islanders' self-interest triggering conflicts.
The Guardian
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Arrow services to Kildare, which is primarily a commuter route, are erratic.
The Irish Times
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Even by their own volatile standards, France had a spectacularly erratic 2011.
Reuters
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