Also means
tantrum
Usage Note
Caprice can mean a sudden whim or a child's tantrum — context distinguishes them. The phrase faire des caprices specifically means 'to throw tantrums' (usually of children). The adjective capricieux/capricieuse ('capricious', 'fussy') is very common when describing a picky eater or an unpredictable person.
Examples
"L'enfant fait encore des caprices."
Natural Translation
The child is throwing tantrums again.
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