spoil

涵義

vi.變質; 掠奪; 腐敗;使索然無味

vt.損壞，糟蹋; 把（酒，肉等）放壞; 溺愛壞，寵壞（孩子等）; 搶劫，掠奪;

n.

用作動詞 (v.)

Thus, many entrepreneurs, born with a hunger for recognition and material advancement,spoil their beloved daughters and sons.
因此，許多生來就渴望得到認可和改善物質生活的企業家，都會溺愛自己的子女。
Milk and vegetables spoil in transit.
牛奶和蔬菜在運輸的過程中就變質壞掉。
Others say they do not want to spoil their children by leaving them too much.
還有人表示，他們不想給子女留下太多錢，以免寵壞他們。
Once you pop open the cork, wines can spoil in a matter of hours.
一旦你打開軟木塞，葡萄酒就會在數小時內變質。
They say it only takes a few bad apples to spoil the bunch.
他們說這只需要少數的害群之馬便可毀了一堆。
A fond mother mayspoilher child.
溺愛的母親可能會寵壞她的孩子。
The child wasspoiltby his grandfather.
這個孩子被他的爺爺給慣壞了。
The children kept quarreling andspoiledour holiday.
孩子們不斷吵架，破壞了我們的假期。
He hadspoiledthe soup by putting in too much salt.
他往湯里放鹽太多，把湯給糟蹋了。
Meat will soonspoilin warm weather.
天熱肉會很快地變得腐壞的。
用作名詞 (n.)
The invaders madespoilof all in their way.
侵略者所到之處無不洗劫一空。