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whim [wɪm] n
1. a sudden, passing, and often fanciful idea; impulsive or irrational thought 2. (Mining & Quarrying) a horse-drawn winch formerly used in mining to lift ore or water [from whim-wham] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
whim Translations whim [wɪm] N → capricho m, antojo m a passing whim → un capricho pasajero, un antojo it's just a whim of hers → es un capricho suyo as the whim takes me → según se me antoja whim whim [wɪm] n → capriccio a passing whim → una passione momentanea as the whim takes me → come mi gira whim [wɪm] n → capriccio a passing whim → una passione momentanea as the whim takes me → come mi gira n whim [wim] a sudden desire or change of mind I am tired of that child's whims. gier نَزْوَه прищявка vrtoch indfald; påfund die Grille παραξενιά, καπρίτσιο capricho tuju, kapriis خيال oikku caprice גְחָמָה सनक hir, nušica szeszély tingkah duttlungur capriccio 気まぐれ 일시적 기분 įnoris kaprīze; untums kerenah; gerak hati gril lune, nykke, påfunn kaprys capricho capriciu каприз vrtoch kaprica hir infall, nyck ความคิดเพ้อฝัน; ความคิดเเปลกประหลาด; ความต้องการแปลก ๆ kapris, geçici istek 一時興起,突然改變心意 примха; забаганка خیال جو اچانک آ جاءے ý chợt nảy ra 一闪念,怪念头 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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I feel myself at the mercy of the first whim in the Vanstone direction which may come into her head -- I, the architect of her fortunes. Her orders were indeed so liberal, that, had it been a child of her own, she could not have exceeded them; but, lest the virtuous reader may condemn her for showing too great regard to a base-born infant, to which all charity is condemned by law as irreligious, we think proper to observe that she concluded the whole with saying, "Since it was her brother's whim to adopt the little brat, she supposed little master must be treated with great tenderness. "It was not altogether a whim," she said, her eyes falling from his, "and yet - now I am here - it does not seem easy to say what was in my mind. |
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