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caper

/ˈkeɪ.pə/

/ˈkeɪ.pɚ/

capernoun

capers

/ˈkeɪ.pə/

/ˈkeɪ.pɚ/

Translations

cabriole

The children enjoyed a caper in the park, laughing and jumping around.

Les enfants ont fait une cabriole dans le parc, en riant et en sautant partout.

câprier

A caper was growing against the sun-baked wall, its buds ready for harvest.

Un câprier poussait contre le mur chauffé par le soleil, ses boutons prêts à être récoltés.

câpre

The chef added capers to the salad for an extra burst of flavor.

Le chef a ajouté des câpres à la salade pour relever le goût.

farceFamilier; pour une plaisanterie ou une espièglerie.

The teenagers planned a caper to surprise their friend on his birthday.

Les adolescents ont préparé une farce pour surprendre leur ami à son anniversaire.

Additional translations

coupDans un contexte policier ou d’arnaque.

Definitions

A playful leap or jump.

The children enjoyed a caper in the park, laughing and jumping around.

A prank or mischievous activity.

The teenagers planned a caper to surprise their friend on his birthday.

A type of pickled flower bud used as a seasoning or garnish.

The chef added capers to the salad for an extra burst of flavor.

An escapade or adventure, often involving crime.

The movie was about a daring caper to steal a priceless painting.

The Mediterranean shrub (Capparis spinosa) whose pickled flower buds are known as capers.

A caper was growing against the sun-baked wall, its buds ready for harvest.

Synonyms

caperverb

capered

Past Simple

capered

Past Participle

capering

ing-form

/ˈkeɪpə/

/ˈkeɪpər/

Translations

cabrer

The children capered around the playground, full of energy and laughter.

Les enfants cabraient dans la cour de récréation, pleins d’énergie et de rires.

s’ébattrePour une agitation vive et joueuse, surtout pour des animaux ou des enfants.

The young goats capered around the field, causing trouble wherever they went.

Les jeunes chèvres s’ébattaient dans le champ, semant le désordre partout où elles passaient.

Definitions

To skip or dance about in a lively or playful way.

The children capered around the playground, full of energy and laughter.

To engage in a mischievous or playful activity.

The young goats capered around the field, causing trouble wherever they went.

Synonyms

caperadjective

/ˈkeɪ.pə/

/ˈkeɪ.pɚ/

Used attributively to denote something relating to a caper (an escapade or crime adventure).

Translations

Additional translations

rocambolesqueSurtout en parlant d’un film ou d’une intrigue criminelle pleine de péripéties.

Definitions

Relating to or characteristic of a caper (an escapade or crime adventure).

The director is famous for his stylish caper movies.