spoiler

spoiler

形容词

• His careless remark was a spoiler for the surprise party. (他不小心的话破坏了惊喜派对。) [来源: 柯林斯词典]
• The spoiler effect of the scandal on his career was significant. (这个丑闻对他的职业生涯产生了重大破坏性影响。) [来源: 牛津词典]

名词

• The spoiler on the car was damaged in the accident. (汽车上的扰流器在事故中受损了。) [来源: 柯林斯词典]
• This scandal will be a spoiler for his political career. (这个丑闻将对他的政治生涯构成破坏。) [来源: 牛津词典]

• Don't be a spoiler and ruin the ending of the movie for others. (不要成为一个剧透者，别把电影的结局给其他人讲了。) [来源: 柯林斯词典]
• She couldn't resist being a spoiler and told everyone about the plot twist. (她忍不住成为剧透者，把情节转折告诉了每个人。) [来源: 牛津词典]

词语辨析

• He spoiled the ending by revealing the plot twist. (他通过透露情节转折破坏了结局。)
• He ruined the surprise by telling her about the party. (他告诉她关于派对的事情把惊喜搅黄了。)

词汇扩充

• spoiler alert 提前剧透警告
• spoiler-free 无剧透的
• spoiler effect 破坏效应

近义词

• ruin 破坏，破坏物
• damage 损坏，损坏物
• destroy 摧毁，毁灭
• sabotage 蓄意破坏，妨害

反义词

• protector 保护者
• preserver 保护者

柯林斯词典

Spoiler (noun)

1. A spoiler is a device on the back of a car which makes it less affected by air or which prevents air from flowing under the car. [来源: 柯林斯词典]
2. If you describe something such as a film or a book as a spoiler, you mean that it contains information that spoils people's enjoyment of it, for example, information about what happens in the story. [来源: 柯林斯词典]
3. If you describe a person or thing as a spoiler, you mean that they have a harmful or damaging effect on a particular event or situation. [来源: 柯林斯词典]

牛津词典

Spoiler (noun)

1. A person or thing that spoils something. [来源: 牛津词典]
2. A device on the wing of an aircraft, car, or other vehicle which reduces lift and increases drag. [来源: 牛津词典]
3. Information about the plot of a film, book, or TV show which spoils the surprise or suspense for a reader or viewer. [来源: 牛津词典]

用法

• The movie review contains spoilers, so don't read it if you haven't seen the film yet. (影评有剧透内容，如果你还没看这部电影就别读了。) [来源: 柯林斯词典]
• The politician's scandal was a spoiler for his chances of winning the election. (这位政客的丑闻破坏了他赢得选举的机会。) [来源: 牛津词典]

例句

1. His careless remark was a spoiler for the surprise party. (他不小心的话破坏了惊喜派对。) [来源: 柯林斯词典]
2. The spoiler effect of the scandal on his career was significant. (这个丑闻对他的职业生涯产生了重大破坏性影响。) [来源: 牛津词典]
3. The spoiler on the car was damaged in the accident. (汽车上的扰流器在事故中受损了。) [来源: 柯林斯词典]
4. This scandal will be a spoiler for his political career. (这个丑闻将对他的政治生涯构成破坏。) [来源: 牛津词典]
5. Don't be a spoiler and ruin the ending of the movie for others. (不要成为一个剧透者，别把电影的结局给其他人讲了。) [来源: 柯林斯词典]
6. She couldn't resist being a spoiler and told everyone about the plot twist. (她忍不住成为剧透者，把情节转折告诉了每个人。) [来源: 牛津词典]
7. He spoiled the ending by revealing the plot twist. (他通过透露情节转折破坏了结局。)
8. He ruined the surprise by telling her about the party. (他告诉她关于派对的事情把惊喜搅黄了。)
9. spoiler alert 提前剧透警告
10. spoiler-free 无剧透的
11. spoiler effect 破坏效应
12. ruin 破坏，破坏物
13. damage 损坏，损坏物
14. destroy 摧毁，毁灭
15. sabotage 蓄意破坏，妨害
16. protector 保护者
17. preserver 保护者
18. A spoiler is a device on the back of a car which makes it less affected by air or which prevents air from flowing under the car. [来源: 柯林斯词典]
19. If you describe something such as a film or a book as a spoiler, you mean that it contains information that spoils people's enjoyment of it, for example, information about what happens in the story. [来源: 柯林斯词典]
20. If you describe a person or thing as a spoiler, you mean that they have a harmful or damaging effect on a particular event or situation. [来源: 柯林斯词典]
21. A person or thing that spoils something. [来源: 牛津词典]
22. A device on the wing of an aircraft, car, or other vehicle which reduces lift and increases drag. [来源: 牛津词典]
23. Information about the plot of a film, book, or TV show which spoils the surprise or suspense for a reader or viewer. [来源: 牛津词典]
24. The movie review contains spoilers, so don't read it if you haven't seen the film yet. (影评有剧透内容，如果你还没看这部电影就别读了。) [来源: 柯林斯词典]
25. The politician's scandal was a spoiler for his chances of winning the election. (这位政客的丑闻破坏了他赢得选举的机会。) [来源: 牛津词典]