caper

1. To leap or jump about in a sprightly or playful manner.

   скака́тьskakátʹ

   підстрибуватиpidstrybuvaty, підскакуватиpidskakuvaty

   jump about playfully

2. To jump as part of a dance.

3. To engage in playful behaviour.

4. (obsolete)To run at speed.

1. Capers are like little olives.

   Каперси як маленькі маслини. — lingvokrolik

   ruКаперсы как маленькие оливки. — marafon

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2. Mary rather enjoys capers on her pasta.

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3. There were capers visible in the sauce.

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4. I hate capers—they taste too strong for me.

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5. A large monkey was capering about amidst the crowd, amusing everybody.

   ruПосреди народа вертелась большая обезьяна и забавляла всех. — retr0ra1n

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