spoil
原形
spoil
/spɔɪl/
過去式
spoiled / spoiltspoiled
/spɔɪld/ /spɔɪlt//spɔɪld/
過去分詞
spoiled / spoiltspoiled
/spɔɪld/ /spɔɪlt//spɔɪld/
中文意思B2
破壞,寵壞
too many cooks spoil the broth
英文釋義
to make something less good or enjoyable; to give a child too much
例句
- 否定句 · 第 1 態Don’t spoil the ending of the film for me!
- 情態助動詞後 · 第 1 態Too much salt can spoil the soup.
- 過去式 · 第 2 態Yesterday the rain spoilt our picnic in the park.Yesterday the rain spoiled our picnic in the park.
- 過去式 · 第 2 態When we were small, Grandma spoilt us with sweets every Sunday.When we were small, Grandma spoiled us with sweets every Sunday.
- 被動語態 · 第 3 態Our holiday was spoilt by a week of storms.Our holiday was spoiled by a week of storms.
- 現在完成式 · 第 3 態You’ve spoilt the surprise by telling her!You’ve spoiled the surprise by telling her!
注意
Spoiled 在哪裡都正確;英式英語也說 spoilt,尤其在名詞前:a spoilt child。Spoild 和 spoilded 都是錯誤的。
