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1 kapriziös
Adj. capricious* * *capricious* * *kap|ri|zi|ös [kapri'tsiøːs]adj (geh)capricious* * *ka·pri·zi·ös[kapriˈtsi̯ø:s]adj (geh) capricious* * *1.Adjektiv capricious2.adverbial capriciously* * *kapriziös adj capricious* * *1.Adjektiv capricious2.adverbial capriciously* * *adj.capricious adj. adv.capriciously adv. -
2 launenhaft
Adj.1. moody, subject to moods; (unberechenbar) temperamental2. fig. Wetter: changeable* * *moody; ill-tempered; fitful; cranky; capricious* * *lau|nen|haft1. adjmoody; (= unberechenbar) capricious; Wetter changeable2. advmoodily; (= unberechenbar) capriciously* * *lau·nen·haft1. (kapriziös) moody2. (wechselhaft) Wetter changeable, unsettled* * *launisch Adjektiv temperamental; (unberechenbar) capricious* * *launenhaft adj1. moody, subject to moods; (unberechenbar) temperamental2. fig Wetter: changeable* * *launisch Adjektiv temperamental; (unberechenbar) capricious* * *adj.arbitrary adj.capricious adj.cranky adj. adv.crankily adv. -
3 launisch
Adj. pej.1. moody* * *flighty; wayward; fickle; pettish; freakish; capricious; whimsical; ill-tempered; testy; cranky; temperamental; moody* * *lau|nisch ['launɪʃ]adj, advSee:* * *1) (changeable: She may change her mind - she's very capricious.) capricious2) capriciously3) (often bad-tempered: a moody child.) moody4) moodily5) (emotional; excitable; showing quick changes of mood.) temperamental6) (excitably: She behaved very temperamentally yesterday.) temperamentally* * *lau·nisch[ˈlaunɪʃ]* * *launisch adj pej1. moody* * *adj.capricious adj.freakish adj.moody adj.pettish adj.wayward adj. adv.freakishly adv.moodily adv.pettishly adv.sulkily adv.waywardly adv. -
4 kapriziös
1. capricious2. capriciously
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