spoils是什么意思音标:英 [spɒɪlz]美 [spɒɪlz]
n. 赃物；战利品（spoil的复数）
n (usually plural) valuables taken by violence (especially in war)
n the act of spoipng something by causing damage to it
n the act of stripping and taking by force
v make a mess of, destroy or ruin
v become unfit for consumption or use
v alter from the original
v treat with excessive indulgence
v hinder or prevent (the efforts, plans, or desires) of
v have a strong desire or urge to do something
v destroy and strip of its possession
v make imperfect
spoils的用法和例句：
1.And I didn't think the lettuce had spoiled, but it did spoil.
我以为生菜没坏 但它的确坏了
2.Not spoil it. I don't want to spoil it either.
不会毁的 我也不想毁了以后
3.But after the conquest, after they've enjoyed the spoils, they will move on to other battles, other conquests, other spoils.
但一旦他们征服了你 享受你给予的纵容和宠溺之后 他们会转身投入下一场战斗 下一场征服 寻找别人的宠溺
4.I thought all of you were all so spoiled.
我本来觉得你们都太享福了
5.That's why you've been spoipng me all day.
所以你这一整天都这么宠爱我
6.You had to marry me, spoil everything.
你非要嫁給我 毀了這一切
7.And I am doing all this for you, so please don't spoil my mood.
而我做这些是为你 拜托别扫我的兴
8.Your father may have spoiled you, but I won't.
你老爸愿意宠溺你 但我可以不会
9.Which means he could have been spoipng for a confrontation.
也就是说他可能已经当面对质过了
10.They all think I'm this spoiled brat.
他们都觉得我是被宠坏的小孩儿