Verbo irregularN.º 133 en frecuenciaA — B — B

spoil

Infinitivo

spoil

/spɔɪl/

Pasado simple

spoiled / spoiltspoiled

/spɔɪld/ /spɔɪlt//spɔɪld/

Participio

spoiled / spoiltspoiled

/spɔɪld/ /spɔɪlt//spɔɪld/

TraducciónB2

estropear, mimar en exceso

too many cooks spoil the broth

Significado en inglés

to make something less good or enjoyable; to give a child too much

Ejemplos

Negación · Forma 1Don’t spoil the ending of the film for me!
Tras un verbo modal · Forma 1Too much salt can spoil the soup.
Past simple · Forma 2Yesterday the rain spoilt our picnic in the park.Yesterday the rain spoiled our picnic in the park.
Past simple · Forma 2When we were small, Grandma spoilt us with sweets every Sunday.When we were small, Grandma spoiled us with sweets every Sunday.
Pasiva · Forma 3Our holiday was spoilt by a week of storms.Our holiday was spoiled by a week of storms.
Present perfect · Forma 3You’ve spoilt the surprise by telling her!You’ve spoiled the surprise by telling her!

Cuidado

~~spoildspoilded~~

Spoiled es correcto en todas partes; el inglés británico también dice spoilt, sobre todo ante un sustantivo: a spoilt child. ~~Spoild~~ y ~~spoilded~~ son incorrectos.