whim in Russian
whim in Russian is блажь, капри́з, при́хоть — whim means a sudden, playful, or impulsive idea or desire, with little or no real reason behind it.
whim in Russian
блажь
Pronounced: blazh
A fanciful impulse, or sudden change of idea.
капри́з
Pronounced: kapriz
A fanciful impulse, or sudden change of idea.
при́хоть
Pronounced: prikhot
A fanciful impulse, or sudden change of idea.
причу́да
Pronounced: prichuda
A fanciful impulse, or sudden change of idea.
What does "whim" mean?
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noun A sudden, playful, or impulsive idea or desire, with little or no real reason behind it.
"On a whim, they booked flights to Lisbon for the weekend."
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whim in a sentence
- On a whim, they booked flights to Lisbon for the weekend.
- He bought the guitar on a whim and never learned to play it.
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What is "whim" in Russian?
"whim" in Russian is блажь, капри́з, при́хоть. whim means: A sudden, playful, or impulsive idea or desire, with little or no real reason behind it.
How do you pronounce блажь?
"whim" in Russian is блажь, pronounced "blazh".
How do you use "whim" in a sentence?
Example: "On a whim, they booked flights to Lisbon for the weekend." In Russian, "whim" is блажь, капри́з, при́хоть.
Are there other ways to say "whim" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "whim": блажь, капри́з, при́хоть, причу́да.
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