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英语单词“caprice”的意思是：奇想；怪癖；一时的怪念头。
读音：英 [kəˈpreɪs] 美 [kəˈpreɪs]
例句：
1. The painter's caprice was to paint the world as he saw it. 这位画家的奇想就是把他所看到的世界画出来。
2. It was a sudden and inexplicable caprice. 这是一个突然的、令人莫名其妙的任性之举。
3. He decided on a whim to try his hand at sculpture. 他一时心血来潮，决定试试自己的雕塑才能。
4. His wife's sudden death left him with a mania for gambling, a caprice that lasted for months. 他的妻子突然去世后，他一下子痴迷上了赌博，成了一个怪癖，而且持续了几个月。
5. There's a bit of a caprice about what you choose to play and your thinking around what comes next, whereas cricket you go by preconceived ideas. 有关所选择的击球方式和接下来的思维都会带有一丝个性主义的狂热，而板球则按照事先设定的想法进行。
6. It was a whimsical idea that he had come up with. 这是他突发奇想的一个主意。
7. He had a habit of indulging in sudden and inexplicable caprices. 他有个习惯，就是喜欢放纵自己突发奇想。
8. She had a habit of indulging in sudden and unpredictable caprices. 她有个习惯，就是喜欢放纵自己突发奇想，做出一些不可预测的事情。
9. He had a sudden caprice for cooking. 他突发奇想要学做饭。
10. She had a sudden caprice for painting. 她突然心血来潮要学画画。
此外，需要注意的是“caprice”并不总是被认为是一种积极的特质。例如在很多场合中，“caprice”会被理解为一个人的轻率、易变或毫无理性的冲动行为。所以理解和使用这个词的时候要结合语境。
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