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Significats de capricious nature en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "capricious nature".
Ús de capricious nature en anglès
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The first was the totally capricious nature of the senior officers' leadership.
To Honor You Call Us
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The capricious nature of Mongolia's democratic government have complicated foreign investment projects in the country.
Reuters
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Beebe told reporters of the capricious nature of tornadoes.
Reuters
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It underlines the capricious nature of sport.
The Irish Times
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The horror of the times hath touched her, too, I think, and rendered more serious that capricious nature.
Calvert of Strathore
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He had analyzed Madame de Bergenheim's character well enough to perceive the least variation in her capricious nature.
Gerfaut — Volume 3
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You know the Emperor's wayward, capricious nature, his eagerness for fame and military glory, his morbid terror of the unknown.
The Man with the Clubfoot
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His long resistance to her influence, followed by this partial yielding to it, had begun to irritate her capricious nature intensely.
The Way of Ambition
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It is a Jekyll and Hyde moment that portrays the capricious nature of football supporters and elements of Italian life in general.
The Guardian
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And this is where the capricious nature of the all-powerful donor base sheds some queasy light on the current malaise of the left.
The Guardian
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I pondered that a few moments, then decided it was one more sign of the Kindly Ones' capricious nature, and laid into the breakfast.
Cruel Beauty
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One might imagine it animated by those sportive and capricious nature-spirits an old Father of the church used to call the monkeys of God.
Slippy McGee, Sometimes Known as the Butterfly Man
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Yes, the "climate" of Berlin should be more salubrious to the body, if not to the mind, than the fickle environment of capricious nature.
City of Endless Night
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