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volatility

/ˌvɒl.əˈtɪl.ə.ti/

翻译: 指事物容易发生快速、不可预测的变化的性质,尤指物质、情绪或市场状况。

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词语关系

noun

/ˌvɒl.əˈtɪl.ə.ti/C1formal
  • zh指事物容易发生快速、不可预测的变化的性质,尤指物质、情绪或市场状况。

A noun referring to the quality of being subject to rapid, unpredictable change, especially in terms of substance, mood, or market conditions.

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  1. Tendency to vaporizeC1formalscientific

    The property of a substance to change readily from a solid or liquid state into a vapor.

    zh挥发性

    • The volatility of gasoline makes it dangerous near open flames.
    • Chemists measure the volatility of different solvents.
    • High volatility in a liquid means it evaporates quickly.

    反义词fixitystability

  2. Unpredictable changeB2formal

    The trait of being unpredictably irresolute or subject to sudden, often drastic, change.

    zh波动性

    • The volatility of the stock market worried investors.
    • Political volatility in the region led to instability.
    • Her emotional volatility made it hard to predict her reactions.

    同义词capriciousnesschangeabilityficklenessfluctuationinstabilityturbulenceunpredictabilityunsteadinessvariability

    反义词constancypredictabilityreliabilitystabilitysteadiness

  3. B2informal

    A tendency to become easily excited or agitated.

    zh易激动

    • His volatility often led to arguments over small issues.
    • The child's volatility was a challenge for the teacher.
    • She tried to control her volatility during the tense meeting.

    同义词agitationcapriciousnessexcitabilitymoodinessrestlessness

    反义词calmnesscomposureequanimityserenitysteadiness

词形
  • volatilities plural form
  • volatilities' possessive plural form
  • volatility's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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