be capricious
The Spanish phrase 'ser un caprichoso' translates to 'being capricious' in English. This phrase is often used to describe a person who is impulsive and unpredictable, with behavior that often changes suddenly and for no apparent reason. It's typically associated with a negative tone and is not generally used to compliment someone. Capricious can also be used to describe things, like the weather, which can change rapidly and seemingly without reason.
Being whimsical always leads to problems.
This sentence expresses the idea that acting on a whim without thinking can often lead to problems.
You must stop being whimsical and make serious decisions.
This sentence suggests that someone needs to stop making decisions based on whims and instead make more serious, considered choices.
That girl tends to be whimsical.
This sentence describes a girl who, more often than not, acts on a whim or impulse.
He claims not to be whimsical, but his actions show otherwise.
This sentence talks about someone who denies acting on whims, however, their behavior shows the opposite.
Being whimsical will never help you achieve your goals.
This sentence suggests that achieving one's goals requires careful planning and decision-making, rather than acting on whim.
You can be whimsical on your holidays, but not at work.
This sentence implies that it's appropriate to be spontaneous and impulsive during holidays but not in a professional setting.
If you keep being whimsical, you will lose friends.
This sentence warns that continually acting on whims, without considering others, can lead to losing friendships.
You can't be whimsical all your life.
In this sentence, it's suggested that whimsical behavior isn't suitable for an entire lifetime, implying the need for growth and maturity.
After being whimsical for years, he is finally learning to commit.
This sentence describes a person who has acted on whim for years, but is now learning the value of commitment.
You should not be whimsical when it comes to your education.
This sentence advises that education requires careful decision-making and planning, not whimsical choices.