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caper

/ˈkeɪ.pər/

翻译: 多义词,可指欢快的跳跃或蹦跳,也可指嬉闹的恶作剧或玩笑,为取乐而做的荒唐举动,或指犯罪(尤指抢劫);还指刺山柑属植物或其腌制花蕾,用作烹饪中的辛辣调味品。, 动词,指轻快地跳跃或欢快地舞蹈,常带有顽皮、嬉戏或轻浮的意味。

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noun

/ˈkeɪ.pər/B2formal
  • zh多义词,可指欢快的跳跃或蹦跳,也可指嬉闹的恶作剧或玩笑,为取乐而做的荒唐举动,或指犯罪(尤指抢劫);还指刺山柑属植物或其腌制花蕾,用作烹饪中的辛辣调味品。

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a playful leap or hop, a light-hearted or amusing activity, a ludicrous act done for fun, a crime (especially a robbery), a plant of the genus Capparis, or the pickled flower buds of that plant used as a pungent relish in cooking.

  1. B2formalscientific

    Any of numerous plants belonging to the genus Capparis, often found in Mediterranean regions.

    zh刺山柑

    • The caper plant thrives in rocky, dry soil.
    • Caper bushes are common in southern Europe.
    • He studied the botanical characteristics of the caper.
  2. B1formalculinary

    The pickled flower buds of the caper plant, used as a pungent and tangy condiment in various dishes and sauces.

    zh腌刺山柑花蕾

    • She added capers to the pasta sauce for extra flavor.
    • Capers are a key ingredient in chicken piccata.
    • The salad was garnished with capers and olives.
  3. Crime or robberyB2informal

    A criminal act, especially a robbery or heist.

    zh抢劫

    • The gang planned a daring caper at the bank.
    • The movie is about a jewel thief's last caper.
    • They got caught after their caper went wrong.

    同义词burglarycrimejobrobberytheft

  4. Playful leap or hopB1informal

    A light, playful jump or skip, often done in excitement or joy.

    zh蹦跳

    • The children performed a caper across the lawn.
    • He gave a little caper of delight when he heard the news.
    • The puppy's caper made everyone laugh.

    同义词boundcavortfrolicgambolhopleappranceskip

  5. Recreational activityB2informal

    A light-hearted or amusing diversion or activity for entertainment.

    zh嬉闹

    • Their weekend caper involved a trip to the amusement park.
    • The friends enjoyed a silly caper at the beach.
    • It was just a harmless caper to pass the time.

    同义词escapadefrolicgamelarkprankspreestunt

  6. Ludicrous actB2informal

    A ridiculous or absurd act done for fun and amusement.

    zh荒唐行为

    • The comedian's caper had the audience in stitches.
    • Their caper of dressing up as aliens was hilarious.
    • It was a ludicrous caper that no one took seriously.

    同义词anticescapadefrolicgamboljestlarkprankstunttrick

词形
  • capers plural form
  • capers' possessive plural form
  • caper's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈkeɪ.pər/C1formal
  • zh动词,指轻快地跳跃或欢快地舞蹈,常带有顽皮、嬉戏或轻浮的意味。

A verb meaning to skip or dance about in a lively or playful way, often used in a lighthearted or whimsical context.

  1. Jump or skip playfullyB2informal

    To leap or skip about in a lively, playful, or joyful manner.

    zh欢蹦乱跳

    • The children capered around the garden, laughing.
    • Lambs capered in the spring meadow.
    • He capered across the stage with pure delight.

    同义词boundcavortdancefrolicgambolleapprancerollickrompskip

词形
  • capered past participle
  • capered past simple
  • capering present participle
  • capers third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.