caprice

[US]/kəˈpriːs/
[UK]/kəˈpriːs/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. capricho; una pieza de música, especialmente una que es libre e imaginativa
Word Forms
Pluralcaprices
Tercera persona singularcaprices

Phrases & Collocations

whim of caprice

whim of caprice

caprice of nature

caprice de la naturaleza

caprice in decision-making

capricho en la toma de decisiones

caprice of fashion

capricho de la moda

Example Sentences

the caprice of the wind

la caprichosa del viento

A hailstorm in July is a caprice of nature.

Una tormenta de granizo en julio es un capricho de la naturaleza.

governed by whim.See Synonyms at caprice

gobernado por capricho. Ver Sinónimos en capricho

her caprices had made his life impossible.

sus caprichos habían hecho imposible su vida.

The joy of your caprice and adventureful days original from the exploration into human's mind.

La alegría de tu capricho y tus días llenos de aventuras provienen de la exploración de la mente humana.

Before the establishment of labor unions, a worker could be discharged at the caprice of any manager.

Antes del establecimiento de los sindicatos, un trabajador podía ser despedido a capricho de cualquier gerente.

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