spoil

过去式：spoiltspoiled过去分词：spoiltspoiled现在分词：spoiling第三人称单数：spoils

1. vi. 变质 become bad or unfit to be used
2. vt. 毁掉 make (sth) useless, valueless or unsatisfactory; ruin
3. vt. 溺爱 harm the character by lack of discipline or too much generosity, attention, praise, etc.

1. [U] [P] 〈正〉战利品,赃物 things taken, especially by an army from a defeated enemy or by thieves

• spoil sb's fun使某人扫兴
• spoil a holiday使假日过得不好
• spoil a plan打乱计划
• spoil the pleasure扫兴
• spoil a sheet of paper糟蹋一张纸
• spoil a trip破坏一次旅行

• spoil disastrously灾难性地毁坏
• spoil frightfully宠得不成样子
• spoil hopelessly糟糕地毁坏
• spoil sadly悲惨地毁坏
• spoil sickeningly令人难受地溺爱

• spoil for心想
• spoil for learning求学心切
• spoil sb of sth抢走了某人的某物

• with the spoils带着赃物

• the spoils of war战利品

the spoils of war战利品

1. A fond mother may spoil her child.
   溺爱的母亲可能会宠坏她的孩子。
2. The child was spoilt by his grandfather.
   这个孩子被他的爷爷给惯坏了。
3. The children kept quarreling and spoiled our holiday.
   孩子们不断吵架，破坏了我们的假期。
4. He had spoiled the soup by putting in too much salt.
   他往汤里放盐太多，把汤给糟蹋了。
5. Meat will soon spoil in warm weather.
   天热肉会很快地变得腐坏的。

1. The invaders made spoil of all in their way.
   侵略者所到之处无不洗劫一空。