adj.易逃逸的；短暂的；转瞬即逝的；早（先）落的，很快枯萎的

The beauty of the sunset was fugacious, lasting only a few moments before darkness descended.
日落的美丽是短暂的，在黑夜降临之前只持续了片刻。
Fleeting happiness is like a fugacious flower that withers quickly in the cold wind.
短暂的幸福就像一朵在寒风中迅速凋谢的易逝之花。
His fame proved to be as fugacious as a soap bubble, disappearing almost immediately after his scandal was exposed.
他的名声证明像肥皂泡一样短暂，在丑闻曝光后几乎立刻消失。
The warmth of springtime sunshine felt fugacious with the return of cold and rainy weather.
春天阳光的温暖随着寒冷阴雨天气的回归而显得短暂。
The joyous laughter of children playing in the park was a fugacious moment amidst the daily grind.
孩子们在公园玩耍时欢声笑语的快乐时光只是日常琐碎生活中的一瞬。
The glow from the fireflies was fugacious, illuminating the night for just an instant before vanishing into the darkness.
萤火虫发出的光芒转瞬即逝，在黑暗中照亮夜空仅仅一刹那。
The painter captured the fugacious quality of light at dawn on canvas, creating a breathtaking work of art.
画家把黎明时分那短暂而美丽的光线定格在画布上，创作出一幅令人叹为观止的艺术作品。
Her smile was as fugacious as a summer rain shower, leaving him longing for more.
她的笑容如同夏雨般短暂，让他渴望更多。
In politics, power can often be fugacious; one day you're a leader, the next you're yesterday's news.
在政界，权力往往如过眼云烟；今天你是领袖，明天你可能就成了昨日黄花。
The aroma of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen, but it was fugacious, dissipating quickly as the loaves cooled.
新鲜出炉面包的香气弥漫厨房，但很快就随面包冷却而消散。