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caprice

UK
/kəˈpriːs/
US
/kəˈpriss/
capricenoun
caprices
pl
UK
/kəˈpriːs/
US
/kəˈpriss/
Translations
capriceDésir ou idée fantasque, souvent imprévisible.
Her caprice to travel the world led her to quit her job and buy a one-way ticket.
Son caprice de voyager autour du monde l’a poussée à quitter son travail et à acheter un billet aller simple.
capriceSoudaine fantaisie ou humeur changeante.
The decision to cancel the project was a mere caprice of the manager.
La décision d'annuler le projet n’était qu’un caprice du manager.
Additional translations
capriceMusique.
Definitions
A sudden and unaccountable change of mood or behavior.
The decision to cancel the project was a mere caprice of the manager.
A whimsical or fanciful idea or desire.
Her caprice to travel the world led her to quit her job and buy a one-way ticket.
Music: A lively, free-form composition, often virtuosic and written for a solo instrument.
Paganini's 24 Caprices for solo violin remain a benchmark of technical brilliance.
Synonyms
quirk
eccentricity
vagary
notion
impulse
fancy
whim
capriceproper noun
Definitions
A female given name.
Caprice thanked her supporters as she accepted the award.
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