Examples of using Caprices in English and their translations into Greek
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discouragement created by the caprices and prejudices of the Turks",
sacrifice itself that a privileged minority may satisfy its wants and even its caprices while living in ease and vice.
Between the love stories of his best friend, the caprices of the actresses, the jealousy of his wife, the lack of
which made the country much more dependent on the caprices of international financial markets.
dependent upon the caprices of the capitalist countries, into an industrial and powerful country, fully self-reliant and independent of the caprices of world capitalism.
which he called"caprichos enfáticos"("emphatic caprices"), are far from the spirit of light-hearted fantasy the term"caprice" usually suggests in art.
they rather incline to ascribe it to the caprices of fortune.
rather than being a hostage to the caprices of the Trump administration.
unavoidable fluctuations of industry and caprices of capital.
unavoidable fluctuations of industry and caprices of capital.
enjoys a degree of immunity from the caprices of international finance capital in this respect,
enjoys a degree of immunity from the caprices of international finance capital in this respect,
Lend a patient and attentive ear to their criticisms, to their doubts, to their hesitations; help their evolution towards Marxism; do not fear their caprices, their threats, their ultimatums(the centrists are always capricious
Little caprice gives thai pijet and gets load of c… views: 20 100%.
Caprice of Mother Nature.
The change is your caprice in the morning.
Caprice and her hot girlfriends measure guy's… views: 1 100%.
I would say more the caprice of politics.
And this seemed a caprice, the whim of a divo.
The family is not a caprice.