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* * *['biddza]sostantivo femminilefare le -e — [ bambino] to throw a tantrum, to act up; [auto, computer, tempo] to act up, to play up
* * *bizza/'biddza/sostantivo f.fare le -e [ bambino] to throw a tantrum, to act up; [auto, computer, tempo] to act up, to play up. -
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[ka'prittʃo] capriccio (-ci)1) (gen) whim, caprice, (di bambino) tantrumlevarsi o togliersi il capriccio — to indulge one's whim
fare i capricci — to be awkward, be naughty
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sm [ka'prittʃo] capriccio (-ci)1) (gen) whim, caprice, (di bambino) tantrumlevarsi o togliersi il capriccio — to indulge one's whim
fare i capricci — to be awkward, be naughty
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m (pl -cci) whimdi bambini tantrumfare i capricci have tantrums* * *capriccio s.m.1 whim, caprice, fancy, tantrum; ( assurdità) freak: è stato proprio un capriccio da parte sua, it was merely a whim on his part // i capricci della fortuna, the quirks of Fate // fare i capricci, to be capricious; ( di bambino) to be naughty2 ( infatuazione) passing fancy3 (mus.) capriccio.* * *1) whim, capricefare i -ci — to throw o have a tantrum
2) (instabilità di tempo, fortuna) quirk3) (infatuazione passeggera) fancy4) mus. capriccio** * *capricciopl. -ci /ka'pritt∫o, t∫i/sostantivo m.1 whim, caprice; per capriccio on a whim; soddisfare un capriccio to indulge one's whim; fare i -ci to throw o have a tantrum2 (instabilità di tempo, fortuna) quirk; i -ci della fortuna the quirks of Fate3 (infatuazione passeggera) fancy4 mus. capriccio*.
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