loose cannon

英音[ ˌluːs ˈkænən ] 美音[ ˌluːs ˈkænən ]
不受控制的人
常用释义
不受控制的人,不可预测的人:指行为不受控制或出乎意料的人,可能给他人带来问题。

例句

1·Max is a loose cannon politically.

马克斯是个在政治上随心所欲的人。

—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

2·He is a very dangerous loose cannon.

他是个很危险的冒失鬼。

3·It only proves you are a loose cannon.

这只证明你喜欢乱轰大炮而已。

4·Yeah, I'm going to say it-he's a loose cannon.

是的,我在说—他是一个散漫的加农炮。

5·She's widely regarded as a loose cannon by those in the company.

公司里的人普遍都认为她是一个爱招惹麻烦的人。

6·Peter is seen as something of a loose cannon by other team members.

团队的成员都觉得彼得是一个举止无法预料的人。

7·Arab elites came to view him as a loose cannon and a dangerous crank.

阿拉伯的精英逐渐把他看成一个大炮简子和危险的怪人。

8·One of his friends, with a mixture of admiration and despair, describes him as a “loose cannon.

他的一位朋友半是钦佩半是绝望地形容他为“我行我素者”。

9·They don't like people who rock the boat, and I could be seen as a loose cannon to some, because I'm questioning a lot of things.

他们不喜欢别人破坏良好的现状,我可被看作是我行我素不计后果的人,我对很多事都提出质疑。

10·Part of the reason was quality control: by definition, an Easter egg is an untested feature. It's a loose cannon that could, in theory, interfere with other, more important parts of the program.

原因有三,第一个原因,是出于质量控制考虑:严格说来,彩蛋是一段未经测试的程序,理论上来讲,它可能会对整个程序中其他重要的功能代码产生影响。