wil·ful
adjective/ˈwɪlfl/
/ˈwɪlfl/
(especially British English) (North American English usually willful)
(disapproving)- [usually before noun] (formal, disapproving or law) (of a bad or harmful action) done deliberately, although the person doing it knows that it is wrong
故意的；有意的；成心的 - wilful damage
蓄意破坏 - The report concluded that her death was a result of wilful neglect.
报告的结论是，她的死亡是故意疏忽造成的。
- wilful damage
- determined to do what you want; not caring about what other people want
任性的；固执的；倔强的 - a wilful child
任性的孩子
- a wilful child
Word OriginMiddle English: from the noun will + -ful.