英 [ˈkeɪpə(r)] 美 [ˈkeɪpər]
v. 雀跃
n. 刺山柑花蕾;不法活动;惊险喜剧片;跳跃;刺山柑;滑稽怪诞的行为
n. (Caper)(美)卡珀(人名)
caper /ˈkeɪpə/ [ capering capered capers ]
可数名词 Capers are the small green buds of caper plants. They are usually sold preserved in vinegar. 刺山柑花蕾
可数名词 a playful skip or leap 欢跃
不及物动词 If you caper around, you run and jump around because you are happy or excited. 雀跃
Children capered around in front of the Smithsonian Institution.
孩子们在史密森学会的门前雀跃嬉戏。
刺山柑
马槟榔
西西里岛是意大利农业区,除了橄榄之外,也出产很多水果,其晒干番茄及刺山柑 (Capers) 也很有名。
... bayleaf香叶,月桂树叶 caper马槟榔 caraway藏茴香果,葛缕子,页蒿 ...
长在法国南部、阿尔吉利亚以胡椒粒与小亚细亚等地名叫续随子(Caper)的树的花蕾内,香味醋中,可◎是一与抽精等。其形如豆,国内的效果。
... cabbage 圆白菜,卷心菜,包心菜 caper 刺山柑,老鼠瓜 cardoon 刺菜蓟 ...
雀跃
A call to the police should put an end to their little caper.
给警察打个电话应该就能制止他们的胡闹。
Back to my kitchen caper.
回到我的厨房活动中。
Caper along the hill.
缤纷的爬满了山坡。
With its virtuoso tomfoolery, "Fantastic Mr. Fox" is like a homegrown Wallace and Gromit caper.
Nothing tickled him more than pulling a caper that multiplied his investment many times over.
Which makes them the most honest people you'll hear from in the whole energy conservation caper.