caper in Czech
caper in Czech is poskok, výskok, kaparovník trnitý — caper means a playful, high-spirited jump or leap.
caper in Czech
poskok
A playful leap or jump.
výskok
A playful leap or jump.
kaparovník trnitý
A plant of the genus Capparis.
křepčit
To leap or jump about in a sprightly or playful manner.
poskakovat
To leap or jump about in a sprightly or playful manner.
What does "caper" mean?
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noun A playful, high-spirited jump or leap.
"The puppy did a joyful caper across the lawn."
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noun A carefully planned, often elaborate crime, especially a robbery — or a story about one.
"The film follows a gang plotting an elaborate casino caper."
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verb To leap or skip about playfully.
"The children capered around the garden in the first snow."
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noun The small, pickled flower bud of the caper plant, used as a pungent, salty seasoning.
"She added capers to the pasta sauce for a briny kick."
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caper in a sentence
- The puppy did a joyful caper across the lawn.
- The film follows a gang plotting an elaborate casino caper.
- The heist caper kept audiences guessing until the final twist.
- The children capered around the garden in the first snow.
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What is "caper" in Czech?
"caper" in Czech is poskok, výskok, kaparovník trnitý. caper means: A playful, high-spirited jump or leap.
How do you use "caper" in a sentence?
Example: "The puppy did a joyful caper across the lawn." In Czech, "caper" is poskok, výskok, kaparovník trnitý.
Are there other ways to say "caper" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 5 translations listed for "caper": poskok, výskok, kaparovník trnitý, křepčit, poskakovat.
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