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🔑spoilspoil /spɔɪl / verb - [transitive] to make something useless or unsuccessful, or not as good as before破坏；糟蹋；毁掉◆The new apartment building will spoil the view.新公寓大楼将会破坏这一带的风景。◆Our vacation was spoiled by bad weather.天气不好，毁了我们的假期。◆Eating between meals will spoil your appetite.正餐之间吃东西会影响食欲。
- [transitive] to do too much for someone, especially a child, so that you have a bad effect on his / her character溺爱；娇惯；宠坏◆His grandmother spoils him by buying him all the candy he wants.他的祖母溺爱他，他想要什么糖果都买给他。
- [intransitive](used about food) to begin to decay and therefore not be good to eat or drink（食物）变坏，变质◆These vegetables have spoiled.这些蔬菜已经坏了。
- [transitive] to treat someone / yourself very well for a certain period of time in order to make this person / yourself happy（在一段时间内）善待，格外关照◆Sometimes I spoil my wife and take her breakfast in bed.有时我格外关照妻子，会把早点给她端到床上。
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