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spoiler

/ˈspɔɪ.lər/

Übersetzung: Substantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: Kandidat, der dem Favoriten Stimmen wegnimmt; Person, die Beute oder Trophäen raubt; Person, die jemanden übermäßig verwöhnt; aerodynamisches Bauteil am Auto zur Verringerung des Auftriebs; oder bewegliches aerodynamisches Bauteil an Flugzeugflügeln zur Verringerung des Auftriebs und Erhöhung des Luftwiderstands.

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noun

/ˈspɔɪ.lər/B2formaltechnical
  • deSubstantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: Kandidat, der dem Favoriten Stimmen wegnimmt; Person, die Beute oder Trophäen raubt; Person, die jemanden übermäßig verwöhnt; aerodynamisches Bauteil am Auto zur Verringerung des Auftriebs; oder bewegliches aerodynamisches Bauteil an Flugzeugflügeln zur Verringerung des Auftriebs und Erhöhung des Luftwiderstands.

A noun with multiple meanings: a candidate who draws votes from a leading candidate; someone who takes spoils or plunder; someone who pampers excessively; an airfoil on a car to reduce lift; or a hinged airfoil on an aircraft wing to reduce lift and increase drag.

  1. Political spoilerB2formalamericanpolitical

    A candidate with no realistic chance of winning but who can draw enough votes to prevent one of the leading candidates from winning.

    deSpoiler (Politik)

    • The third-party candidate acted as a spoiler in the election.
    • Many voters worry that a spoiler could change the outcome.
    • The spoiler candidate drew votes from both main parties.
  2. Plunderer or pillagerC1formal

    Someone who takes spoils or plunder, especially in war.

    dePlünderer

    • The ancient city was looted by spoilers after the siege.
    • Spoilers carried away treasures from the conquered temple.
    • The spoilers left nothing of value behind.

    Synonymedespoilerlootermarauderpillagerplundererraider

    Antonymebenefactorguardianprotector

  3. PampererB2informal

    Someone who pampers or spoils another person by excessive indulgence.

    deVerwöhnender

    • She is a spoiler who gives her grandchildren everything they want.
    • He is such a spoiler, always buying gifts for his partner.
    • Being a spoiler can sometimes lead to bad habits.

    Synonymecoddlermollycoddlerpamperer

  4. Automotive spoilerB1formaltechnical

    An airfoil mounted on the rear of a car to reduce lift at high speeds, improving stability.

    deHeckflügel

    • The sports car has a large spoiler for better aerodynamics.
    • He installed a carbon fiber spoiler on his vehicle.
    • The spoiler helps keep the car grounded at high speeds.
  5. Aircraft spoilerC1formaltechnical

    A hinged airfoil on the upper surface of an aircraft wing that is raised to reduce lift and increase drag.

    deStörklappe (Luftfahrt)

    • The pilot deployed the spoilers to slow the plane after landing.
    • Spoilers are used to control the aircraft's descent rate.
    • The spoiler on the wing helps reduce lift during approach.
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  • spoilers plural form
  • spoilers' possessive plural form
  • spoiler's possessive singular form
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