1.【植】续随子,驴蹄草;续随子的花芽
2.跳跃
3.嬉戏
4.〈俚〉(盗贼的)持械抢劫
1.【植】续随子,驴蹄草;续随子的花芽
2.跳跃
3.嬉戏
4.〈俚〉(盗贼的)持械抢劫
1.跳跃,雀跃
2.嬉戏,开玩笑
1.a food with a strong flavor that consists of a small green flower bud preserved in salt or vinegar
2.an activity that is not honest or not very serious
1.to run or jump around happily
1.'Want to see the hanging! Want to see the hanging! ' chanted the little girl, still capering round.
“要看绞刑！要看绞刑！”小女孩哼个不停，仍蹦来跳去。
2.The kids ate lunch and started capering around the playground.
小孩子们吃了午饭然后开始在游戏场上雀跃。
3.'Turn a somersault in the sea! ' cried the Mock Turtle, capering wildly about.
“在海里翻一个筋斗！”素甲鱼叫道，它发疯似地跳来跳去。
4.the boy was capering derisively , with obscene unambiguous gestures , before a party of english tourists.
这个顽童在一群英国旅游客人面前用明显下流的动作可笑地蹦蹦跳跳着。
5.To move in a lively , capering manner ; prance .
蹦蹦跳跳以一种活泼、雀跃的方式活动；雀跃。
6.He turns joyful in the refrain , capering about the stage and snapping his fingers .
他在重唱中，变得高兴起来，在舞台上欢呼雀跃，两手噼啪地打着爆票。
7.The lambs were capering about in the fields.
羔在田野里跳跃嬉戏。
8.There are many lambs capering in the meadow.
很多小羊在草地上蹦蹦跳跳。
9.children were capering about the room.
孩子们在房间里蹦来跳去。
10.Next came the musicians and a rearguard of capering fakirs, whose cries sometimes drowned the noise of the instruments;
接下来是音乐家和一个跃动的fakirs，他们的哭声，有时盖过了仪器噪音后卫；