Gastar dinero sin medida en algo que se disfruta.
To spend money extravagantly on something enjoyable.
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See how the word “darse un capricho” is used in sentences
Anoche decidí darme el capricho de una cena elegante. — I decided to splurge on a fancy dinner last night.
Esta noche he decidido tirar la casa por la ventana con una cena elegante. — I decided to splurge on a fancy dinner tonight.
El derroche del fin de semana pasado me ha dejado sin blanca. — Last weekend's splurge has left me broke.
¿Vas a darte el gusto de comprar ese móvil nuevo? — Are you going to splurge on that new phone?
¿De verdad has derrochado en ese aparato nuevo? — Did you really splurge on that new gadget?
¿Te hizo feliz el capricho de ropa? — Did your splurge on clothes make you happy?
Le encanta derrochar cuando llega su cumpleaños. — She loves to splurge when her birthday comes around.
Suelen darse caprichos cuando viajan a sitios nuevos. — They often splurge when they travel to new places.
Recomiendo darse un capricho de vez en cuando. — I recommend a splurge every now and then.
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