spoiled
/spɔɪld/翻译: 形容一个人,尤其是孩子,从小被溺爱、要什么给什么,因而行为任性、不懂规矩;也形容食物等变质、腐坏。, 动词,指降低某物的质量、价值或乐趣,使其变坏;也指过分溺爱、纵容某人。
词语关系
adjective
/spɔɪld/Описывает человека, особенно ребёнка, которому давали всё, что он хотел, и который в результате плохо себя ведёт, или испорченную еду.
Describe a una persona, especialmente un niño, que ha recibido todo lo que quería y por eso se comporta mal, o también alimentos en mal estado.
Qualifie une personne, surtout un enfant, à qui l'on a donné tout ce qu'il voulait et qui se comporte mal en conséquence, ou des aliments qui sont gâtés.
Beschreibt eine Person, besonders ein Kind, das immer alles bekommen hat, was es wollte, und sich deshalb schlecht benimmt; oder verdorbene, nicht mehr genießbare Lebensmittel.
Diz-se de uma pessoa, especialmente uma criança, que sempre recebeu tudo o que quis e por isso se comporta mal ou não dá valor ao que tem; também se refere a comida que estragou ou já não está boa para consumo.
形容一个人,尤其是孩子,从小被溺爱、要什么给什么,因而行为任性、不懂规矩;也形容食物等变质、腐坏。
يُطلق على الشخص، وخاصة الطفل، الذي يُمنح كل ما يريد فيفسد سلوكه؛ كما يُطلق على الطعام الذي فسد وتغيّر.
Describes a person, especially a child, who has been given everything they want and behaves badly as a result, or food that has gone bad.
Ruined or damagedB1formal
Something that has been damaged, ruined, or made less valuable.
Испорченный
estropeado, dañado
gâté, abîmé
Verdorben
Estragado
损坏的
تالف
- The milk was spoiled and had a sour smell.
- The picnic was spoiled by the sudden rain.
- His reputation was spoiled by the scandal.
同义词blemishedcontaminateddamageddecayedimpairedmarredrottenruinedtainted
OverindulgedA2informal
A person, especially a child, who is given too much and behaves badly as a result.
Избалованный
mimado, consentido
gâté (enfant trop indulgent)
Verwöhnt
Mimado
被宠坏的
مُدَلَّل
- The spoiled child threw a tantrum when he didn't get a toy.
- She is so spoiled that she expects everything to be done for her.
- Spoiled kids often have trouble sharing with others.
- more spoiled comparative form
- most spoiled superlative form
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verb
spoil/spɔɪl/Глагол, используемый для обозначения действия по снижению качества, ценности или удовольствия от чего-либо, или чрезмерно баловливого отношения к кому-либо.
Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de reducir la calidad, el valor o el disfrute de algo, o de tratar a alguien con excesiva indulgencia o mimos.
Verbe désignant l'action de diminuer la qualité, la valeur ou le plaisir de quelque chose, ou de traiter quelqu'un avec un excès d'indulgence ou de gâterie.
Verb, das verwendet wird, um die Handlung zu bezeichnen, die Qualität, den Wert oder die Freude an etwas zu verringern, oder jemanden übermäßig zu verwöhnen.
Verbo usado para indicar a ação de reduzir a qualidade, o valor ou o prazer de algo, ou de tratar alguém com excesso de mimo e indulgência.
动词,指降低某物的质量、价值或乐趣,使其变坏;也指过分溺爱、纵容某人。
فعل يعني إفساد الشيء أو تقليل جودته أو قيمته أو المتعة فيه، وكذلك تدليل الشخص بإفراط وإفساده بكثرة الدلال.
A verb used to indicate the act of diminishing the quality, value, or enjoyment of something, or to treat someone with excessive indulgence.
不规则动词
Become unusableA2formal
To decay or go bad, especially food.
Портиться
estropearse, echarse a perder
Se gâter
Verdorben
Estragar
变质
يفسد
- The milk spoiled after being left out overnight.
- Don't let the fruit spoil on the counter.
- The meat will spoil if not refrigerated properly.
同义词decomposego badgo offperishputrefyrotsourturn
反义词preserve
Ruin or destroyB1formal
To damage or destroy something good or pleasant.
Портить
estropear, arruinar
Gâcher, abîmer
Verdrehen oder zerstören
Estragar
破坏
إفساد
- The rain spoiled our picnic plans.
- He spoiled the surprise by telling everyone.
- The accident spoiled their holiday.
同义词blemishdamagedefacedestroyimpairmarruinshatterunderminewreck
Indulge excessivelyB1informal
To treat someone too well, especially a child, so they behave badly.
Баловать
mimar en exceso
Gâter (excessivement)
Verwöhnen
Mimar demais
溺爱
التدليل المفرط
- Don't spoil the baby by giving her everything she wants.
- Grandparents often spoil their grandchildren.
- She spoils her dog with treats every day.
- spoiled past participle
- spoilt past participle
- spoiled past simple
- spoilt past simple
- spoiling present participle
- spoils third person singular