spoil

中文意思

• v. 破坏
• v. 宠溺
• v. 变质
• n. 战利品
• n. 赃物

英文释义

• n. (usually plural) valuables taken by violence (especially in war)
• n. the act of spoiling something by causing damage to it
• n. the act of stripping and taking by force
• v. become unfit for consumption or use

词形变化

过去分词

spoiled

现在分词

spoiling

第三人称单数

spoils

过去式

spoiled

例句

1. v. 破坏

   The heavy rain threatened to spoil our outdoor weekend picnic.

   这场大雨可能会破坏我们周末的户外野餐。

2. v. 宠溺

   If you buy him toys every day, you will spoil him.

   如果你每天都给他买玩具，会把他宠坏的。

3. v. 变质

   Milk will spoil quickly if you leave it out of the fridge in summer.

   夏天如果不把牛奶放进冰箱，它很快就会变质。

4. n. 战利品

   The winning team divided the spoils after the hard competition.

   赢得比赛的队伍在艰难的较量后瓜分了战利品。

5. n. 赃物

   The police recovered all the stolen spoil from the thieves' hideout.

   警方从小偷的藏匿处找回了所有的赃物。