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Перевод: frolic

[прилагательное]
шаловливый; резвый; веселый;
[существительное]
веселье; резвость ; шалость ;
[глагол]
резвиться; проказничать

Тезаурус:

1. But almost all creatures communicate with their own kind, often - especially among the higher animals - in sheer play and frolic.
2. Two streams come down from a hilly hinterland and after a sedate infancy suddenly leap in a happy frolic through verdant surroundings to reach the village where they converge as the River Greta.
3. "The courts are apt to regard a harmless frolic as amounting to adultery," she said.
4. Others freak out and enjoy the chance to frolic.
5. In their anxiety to eliminate sinful love they presented lovers as relatives, thus transforming the boring Hollywood sex code into a frolic of perversions.
6. Chance to frolic
7. A little bit further up (or is it down?) the valley on Freda's Buttress, M. Evans and A. Thornton have been "Frolic" ing around on the rightward starting corner at the lefthand end of the buttress, the result being E5 4c.
8. It was all fun, frolic, and magnificent display - apart from an attempt to assassinate the Tsar, who at the time was seated beside the Emperor in an open carriage.
9. An unashamed sex frolic set in and around Paris, it starred Peter O'Toole and Peter Sellars, and saw Ursula Andress parachuting into O'Toole's sports car.
10. No-one after all would believe Kylie, of all people, would shed her bikini top in presence of the blond bombshell and frolic in the waves, unless they were an "item."
11. But ten million people had died in a campaign that had begun as a summer frolic in 1914 and now ended in a shower of November rain.
12. Bit of frolic, that's what you been missing."
13. For someone over seventy her descent of that great staircase was as good as a frolic; her satchel swung wildly round merrily bumping her large bottom, her sensible suede shoes skippetty-hopped like the finest quality glass slippers, while her honest tweed skirt flirted up her legs in order to give her long beige knickers their first sight of the sunshine in quarter of a century.