whim in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for whim in the English»Spanish Dictionary

whim [Am (h)wɪm, Brit wɪm] N C or U

whim

capricho m

whim

antojo m

whim

maña f

she indulges his every whim

le consiente todos los caprichos

they left for Rio on a whim

se les antojó irse a Río y se fueron

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gratify whim/lust/aspiration

satisfacer

we lived in subjection to our father's whim liter

vivíamos sometidos al capricho de nuestro padre

they indulge her every whim

le consienten todos los caprichos

he pandered to her every whim

le consentía todos los caprichos

Translations for whim in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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antojo

whim

capricho

whim

le consienten todos los caprichos

they indulge his every whim

lo hizo por puro capricho

she did it purely on a whim

whim in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for whim in the English»Spanish Dictionary

whim [wɪm] N

whim

capricho m

to do sth on a whim

hacer algo por capricho

as the whim takes him

según se le antoja

Translations for whim in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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veleidad (capricho)

whim

chifladura

whim

albedrío

whim

capricho

whim

antojo

whim

deseo

whim

moño

whim

vicio

whim

whim Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to do sth on a whim

hacer algo por capricho

as the whim takes him

según se le antoja

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This, in turn, makes him a greater asset to the technological needs and demands of the network, and the whims of its executives and stars.

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He can manipulate iron and iron-based alloys to his whim.

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He is rhythmically propulsive, always supportive of the singers, but not subject to their whims.

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The twit worm will work as a virus infecting the human brain and making people into mindless zombies that follow her every whim.

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Rather, many followed their own whim and law, in accordance to the political faction that controlled each "kebele" or factory.

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But a nation, race or group is always enslaved and endures the whims of the heavens.

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He chose body painting on a whim after seeing a photograph about it.

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Senior officers then changed the calculated figures according to their whim.

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She decides to trap him using her whims and charms.

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The length of a prisoner's stay was determined largely by the whim of his creditors.

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