v.破坏，搞坏，糟蹋，毁掉，溺爱，娇惯，宠坏，善待，格外关照
n.战利品；赃物；掠夺物；成功所带来的好处
spoil的第三人称单数

原形：spoil第三人称单数：spoils过去式：spoilt过去分词：spoilt现在分词：spoiling

This is my spoil.
这是我的奖品。
Eric is a man who will spoil rather than accomplish things.
埃里克这个人成事不足, 坏事有余。
I accidentally spoiled the ending of the movie for her when I mentioned a key plot twist.
我无意中在提到一个关键的情节转折时，把电影的结局给她剧透了。
Don't spoil the surprise, it's meant to be a secret until tomorrow!" (别破坏了惊喜，这应该保密到明天！
The child was so spoiled by his parents that he expected everything to be handed to him on a silver platter.
这孩子被父母宠坏了，他期望一切都能轻易得到。
I know you love your dog, but spoiling it with too many treats isn't good for its health.
我知道你爱你的狗，但给它太多零食对它的健康不好。
The rain spoiled our plans for a picnic in the park.
雨水破坏了我们在公园野餐的计划。
The teacher warned the students not to spoil their essays with grammatical errors.
老师警告学生不要让他们的论文因语法错误而逊色。
She was so excited about her birthday present that she couldn't resist opening it early, thus spoiling the surprise.
她对生日礼物如此兴奋，以至于忍不住提前打开，结果破坏了惊喜。
The heat from the summer spoiled the paint job on the exterior of the house.
夏天的高温使房子外墙的油漆变质了。
If you continue to spoil your children, they won't learn the value of hard work.
如果你继续溺爱你的孩子，他们将无法理解努力工作的价值。
The chef took great care to prepare the dish, but my tardiness spoiled the flavors by letting it sit too long.
厨师精心准备了这道菜，但我的迟到让它放得太久，影响了口感。