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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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French
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caprice [kapʀis] N m

1. caprice (fantaisie):

caprice (de personne)
whim
caprice (de temps, marché, nature, voiture)
vagaries pl
sur un caprice
on a whim
céder aux caprices de qn
to indulge sb's whims
satisfaire un caprice
to indulge one's whim

2. caprice (accès de colère):

caprice
tantrum
faire un caprice
to throw a tantrum

3. caprice (amourette):

caprice
passing fancy

4. caprice MUS:

caprice
capriccio
infantile personne, comportement, caprice
infantile, childish
English
English
French
French
vagary
caprice m
temper tantrum
caprice m
to throw or have a temper tantrum
faire un caprice
caprice
caprice m
quirk (of fate, nature)
caprice m
perversity
caprice m
whim
caprice m
to throw or have a tantrum child:
faire un caprice
to throw one's toys out of the pram Brit inf
faire un caprice

in the PONS Dictionary

French
French
English
English

caprice [kapʀis] N m

1. caprice (fantaisie):

caprice
whim
passer à qn tous ses caprices
to indulge sb's every whim

2. caprice (amourette):

caprice
passing fancy

3. caprice pl (changement):

caprice
vagaries

4. caprice (exigence d'un enfant):

faire un caprice
to throw a tantrum
English
English
French
French
vagary
caprice m
tantrum
caprice m
to have [or throw] a tantrum
faire un caprice
whimsy
caprice m
whim
caprice m
to get in a paddy (outburst of rage)
faire un caprice
to throw a tantrum
faire un caprice
a turn of fate
un caprice du destin
in the PONS Dictionary
French
French
English
English

caprice [kapʀis] N m

1. caprice (fantaisie):

caprice
whim

2. caprice (amourette):

caprice
passing fancy

3. caprice pl (changement):

caprice
vagaries

4. caprice (exigence d'un enfant):

faire un caprice
to throw a tantrum
English
English
French
French
vagary
caprice m
tantrum
caprice m
to have [or throw] a tantrum
faire un caprice
whimsy
caprice m
whim
caprice m
to throw a tantrum
faire un caprice
a turn of fate
un caprice du destin
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