Significats de such caprices en anglès

The wives of diplomatists do not allow themselves such caprices, as a rule.

Those who know best how to flatter such caprices, are frequently the best paid for their trouble.

That he was permitted to indulge in such caprices seems to indicate that Philip wished him to kill himself.

Strange that a woman subject to such caprices should be so sagacious, capable, and utterly reliable as Constance was!

Terence knows nothing of such caprices; his dialogue moves on with the purest symmetry, and its points are elegant epigrammatic and sententious turns.

Such caprices, abruptest alternation of frowns and beauty, I never knew.

"Oh, respect such caprices," cried Lenore, bursting into tears.

"There are just such caprices."