Permitirse disfrutar de algo agradable.
To let yourself enjoy something pleasant.
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See how the word “darse un capricho” is used in sentences
Nos dimos el capricho de un pastel de chocolate después de cenar. — We indulged in chocolate cake after dinner.
A los abuelos les encanta consentir a sus nietos. — Grandparents love to indulge their grandchildren.
Venga, date hoy un pequeño capricho. — Go on, indulge yourself a little today.
No lo consientas cada vez que se queja. — Don't indulge him every time he complains.
Rara vez se da el capricho de un desayuno largo y tranquilo. — She rarely indulges in long lazy breakfasts.
Consiente demasiado a su hermana pequeña. — He indulges his little sister far too much.
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