spoiling

中英词典

形容词和名词含义

形容词：

1. 糟蹋的，被毁坏的
2. 娇纵的，宠坏的

名词：

1. 宠爱，溺爱
2. 糟蹋，破坏

词语辨析

与"spoiling" 相关的其他词语：

• ruin：毁坏，使糟糕
• destroy：摧毁，毁灭
• wreck：毁坏，破坏

词汇扩充

与"spoiling"相关的其他词汇：

• sabotage：阴谋破坏，破坏行动
• damage：损坏，破坏
• devastate：摧毁，毁灭
• destroy：摧毁，毁灭

近义词

与"spoiling"相近的词语：

• ruining
• ruination
• destruction
• damaging

反义词

与"spoiling"相反的词语：

• preserving
• saving
• protecting
• conserving

柯林斯词典

柯林斯词典对"spoiling"的解释：

形容词：

1. If you describe someone as spoiling, you mean that they are always doing things for other people and trying to make them happy, often in a way that is not wanted or is unnecessary.
2. If you describe someone, especially a child, as spoiled, you mean that they have been made to expect to get everything they want or to always have their own way.

名词：

1. If you refer to someone as a spoiling, you mean that they are spoiling someone, especially a child.
2. If you describe an event or situation as a spoiling, you mean that it spoils a situation or the good effects of something.

牛津词典

牛津词典对"spoiling"的解释：

形容词：

1. Ruining or diminishing something by excessive enthusiasm, generosity, or admiration.

名词：

1. The action of spoiling someone or something or of being spoiled.

用法

例句

以下是关于"spoiling"的中英双语例句：

1. I feel bad for spoiling everyone's fun by getting angry.
2. 我因发脾气而破坏了大家的快乐，我感到很内疚。
3. She is a spoiling grandmother who always gives her grandchildren too many presents.
4. 她是个溺爱孙子孙女的祖母，总是给他们太多的礼物。
5. The spoiling of the party was caused by the sudden rainstorm.
6. 派对被突然的暴风雨破坏了。
7. Don't let your spoiling ruin your child's ability to be independent.
8. 不要让过度溺爱破坏你孩子的独立能力。
9. The spoiling of the surprise party was a disappointment for everyone involved.
10. 惊喜派对被揭露了，大家都感到失望。