| 释义 |
[ˈspɔɪld]动词变化： "to spoil" | 一般过去式： | spoiled | | 过去分词： | spoiled |
本页中： spoiled, spoil WordReference English-Chinese Dictionary © 2019: | 主要翻译 | spoiled,
also UK: spoilt adjadjective: Describes a noun or pronoun--for example, "a tall girl," "an interesting book," "a big house." | (child, person: overly pampered) | 被宠坏的
bèi chǒng huài de | | | | 被惯坏的
bèi guàn huài de | | | That child's parents have let her have her own way too much; she's spoiled. Their kids are a bunch of nasty, noisy, spoilt brats. | | | 那个孩子的父母随便她想干什么就干什么，她被惯坏了。他们的孩子就是一群又吵闹又讨厌的被惯坏了的熊孩子。 | spoiled,
also UK: spoilt adjadjective: Describes a noun or pronoun--for example, "a tall girl," "an interesting book," "a big house." | (food: rotten, bad) (食物) | 变质的，腐败的
| | | Gareth poured the spoiled milk down the sink. Did you know there's some spoilt meat in the fridge? | | | 加雷斯把变质的牛奶倒进了水槽。你知道冰箱里有些变质的肉么？ |
WordReference English-Chinese Dictionary © 2019: | 主要翻译 | | spoil⇒ vtrtransitive verb: Verb taking a direct object--for example, "Say something." "She found the cat." | (children: indulge) | 宠坏
chǒng huài | | | | 惯坏
guàn huài | | | | 溺爱
nì ài | | spoil [sth]⇒ vtrtransitive verb: Verb taking a direct object--for example, "Say something." "She found the cat." | (enjoyment: ruin) | 把…给毁了
| | | | 破坏…的乐趣
| | | Neil's bad mood spoiled the day at the seaside for everyone. | | spoil⇒ viintransitive verb: Verb not taking a direct object--for example, "She jokes." "He has arrived." | (food: go bad) | 变质
biàn zhì | | | | 腐败
fǔ bài | | | | 变坏
biàn huài | | | The fruit had been left in the bowl too long and had spoiled. | | | | 其他翻译 | spoil,
spoils nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. | (in war: [sth] taken) | 战利品
zhàn lì pǐn | | | | 掠夺物
lüè duó wù | | 备注: 常作 spoils | spoil [sth],
spoil your dinner⇒ vtrtransitive verb: Verb taking a direct object--for example, "Say something." "She found the cat." | (appetite: ruin by eating [sth] else) | 影响胃口，破坏食欲
| | | Don't let the children eat candy this afternoon; they'll spoil their dinner. |
WordReference English-Chinese Dictionary © 2019: 复合形式：
spoiled | spoil | be spoiled rotten,
also UK: be spoilt rotten v exprverbal expression: Phrase with special meaning functioning as verb--for example, "put their heads together," "come to an end." | informal, figurative (be given everything one wants) | 被宠坏，被娇惯
| | | My youngest sister was spoilt rotten as a child. | spoiled brat,
UK: also spoilt brat nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. | pejorative, slang (unpleasant or greedy child) | 被惯坏的顽皮孩子
bèi guàn huài de wán pí hái zi | | | Children with no siblings are often thought of as being spoiled brats. | spoiled child,
also UK: spoilt child nnoun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. | (child: unpleasant, greedy) | 被惯坏的孩子
bèi guàn huài de hái zi | | | If you always give in to him, he'll become a spoiled child. |
Collins Chinese Dictionary Plus (3rd edition), 2011: spoil [ sp%Il] ( pt, pp spoiled or spoilt) I vt 1 (=damage) 损(損)害 sǔnhài 2 [+ child] 溺爱(愛) nì'ài 3 (=indulge)
[+ person] 宠(寵)爱(愛) chǒng'ài 4 (Brit) [+ ballot paper] 作废(廢) zuòfèi II vi ▶ to be spoiling for a fight 一心想打架 yīxīn xiǎng dǎjià- to spoil o.s.
犒劳(勞)自己 kàoláo zìjǐ
在这些条目还发现'spoiled'： 在英文解释里： buggered - corky - damaged - debased - fingered - marred - pampered - princess - ruined - spoilage - tainted - unmarred - untainted - wrecked |