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spoil verb 1make sth useless/unsuccessful/not very good 使无用；使不成功；使不佳ADVERB | VERB + SPOIL ADVERBcompletely, quite 彻底／完全毁掉◆Her selfish reaction completely spoiled the party.她自私的反应让这次聚会变得兴味索然。rather, slightly, somewhat 有点儿破坏；有几分破坏VERB + SPOILhate to, not be going to, not want to 不愿意／不打算／不想搞砸◆I don't want to spoil things for everyone else.我不想毁了所有其他人的兴致。be a pity to 搞糟了会很遗憾◆It would be a pity to spoil the surprise.如果破坏了这一惊喜，会很遗憾的。try to 试图破坏not let sth 不让⋯破坏◆Don't let the bad weather spoil your trip.不要让坏天气毁了你的旅行。 |