Examples of using Capricious in English and their translations into Italian
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I want to take a picture of you and these capricious tires.
The road to becoming a literary translator is capricious and highly varied.
Despite its place as Queen of Flowers, the capricious rose is a team player.
He becomes restless, capricious, often crying.
fresh style with a capricious and stylish touch.
In my brief reply to your capricious intervention into Panamanian issues.
Well, Capricious Scream attacked me during a press event, so that she could get her face
I bend to the whims, however capricious, of ladies who can afford to pay the price of a pretty frock or two.
And, volatile and capricious by nature, they have a tendency to fall in life with handsome young shepherds who subsequently fun,
Aphrodite was exceedingly fickle and capricious, but worst of all, she hardly ever lent her magic girdle, which made its wearer irresistible.
They're dangerous, capricious tricksters.
If your crumb has become lethargic, capricious, there is a slight cough,
In detail such situation was already considered by the Country of councils in the article"If the Child Is Capricious at Dinner".
your lightning intelligence, your capricious joys, even your brief but violent furies.
Thirdly, hair of such length is less capricious in relation to care,
Wild, barbarous, capricious into the great yawning darkness… to be fixed for centuries in secret rooms. When the dreams of the dark idle, monstrous phenomena move forever forward.
Donovan was not informed about PROJECT Capricious due to its uttermost secrecy, the Germans eventually evacuated and Operation Capricious was aborted.
On the capricious currents of the sky,
Thirdly, hair of such length is less capricious with regard to care,
centuries in secret chambers. savages, barbarians, capricious.
