Caprice
81caprice — ca•price [[t]kəˈpris[/t]] n. 1) a sudden, unpredictable change, as of one s mind or of the weather; vagary 2) a tendency to change one s mind without apparent or adequate motive; whimsicality; capriciousness 3) mad capriccio 1) • Etymology:… …
82caprice — /kəˈpris / (say kuh prees) noun 1. a sudden change of mind without apparent or adequate motive; whim. 2. a tendency to change one s mind without apparent or adequate motive; whimsicality; capriciousness. 3. Music → capriccio (def. 3). {French,… …
83Caprice — D✓Ca|p|ri|ce, Ka|p|ri|ce [...sə ], die; , n <französisch> (Laune) …
84caprice — See whim …
85caprice — /kapriys/ Whim, arbitrary, seemingly unfounded motivation. Disposition to change one s mind impulsively …
86caprice — /kapriys/ Whim, arbitrary, seemingly unfounded motivation. Disposition to change one s mind impulsively …
87caprice — A turn of mind without substantial cause, implying wilfulness or wantonness in some degree. Waller v Skelton, 186 Term 433, 211 SW2d 445 …
88Caprice — см. Каприз …
89caprice — n. 1 a an unaccountable or whimsical change of mind or conduct. b a tendency to this. 2 a work of lively fancy in painting, drawing, or music; a capriccio. Etymology: F f. It. CAPRICCIO …
90Opération Caprice — Caprice Comédie de Frank Tashlin, avec Doris Day, Richard Harris, Ray Walston. Pays: États Unis Date de sortie: 1967 Technique: couleurs Durée: 1 h 38 Résumé Une «espionne» entre dans une entreprise afin de se procurer le secret… …
