英语释义

• (of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition;

  "bad meat"

  "a refrigerator full of spoilt food"

• having the character or disposition harmed by pampering or oversolicitous attention;

  "a spoiled child"

• treated with excessive indulgence;

  "pampered from earliest childhood, he believed the world had been invented for his entertainment"

片语

Spoiled Goods废品

Spoiled d宠坏的

spoon-fed用匙喂的；受填鸭式教育的；被宠坏的

Spoiled Eggburt艾格博特的狂想

Spoiled Dog被宠坏的狗

Be spoiled被破坏

spoiled grass破坏性稳态梯度回聚回波

Spoiled Rotten宠坏的一代

英汉例句

• that same owner regularly throws out pounds of spoiled food.

  那个相似的拥有者却定期扔掉许多磅变质的食物。

• it was hard, but i am glad not be that spoiled kid anymore.

  生活不易，但我很高兴自己不再是那个被宠坏的孩子了。

• 「to be honest, we people of the post 90s tend to be self-centered and hot-tempered because many of us are the spoiled only child in our families, 」 said zhang.

  张阳说：「坦白讲，我们90后往往会以自我为中心，脾气也很臭。这是因为我们很多人都是备受家人溺爱的独生子女。」

• this is partly attributed to the birth of a generation of 「only children」, who are quite pampered and spoiled by their parents.

  部分原因可以归结为「独生子女」一代的出生，这些孩子都被他们的父母惯坏了。

• is this the phenomenon of spoiled child, who gets what he wants but goes on complaining?

  这是不是我们常说的宠坏了的孩子要什么有什么还老是抱怨？

• many working in marital counseling blame the lack of responsibility shown by the spoiled one-child generation.

  许多婚姻法律顾问对被宠坏的独生子女们的责任感缺乏表示摇头。

• it isn「t that i think they are spoiled whiners.

  我并不认为他们是被宠坏了的哭诉者。

• nannied from cradle to grave by the world’s most generous welfare systems, they squeal like spoiled children when asked to give up just a few of their playthings.

  他们一辈子都生活在世界上最优惠的福利制度下。一旦要求他们放开一些玩物，他们便像被宠坏的孩子一般抱怨起来。

• he is a spoiled boy.

  他是个惯坏了的孩子。

• let us recognise and respect diverse approaches and questions and celebrate our unique singapore culture, a blend of many races, born out of adversity but perhaps spoiled in prosperity.

  我们应该认可和尊重不同的问题和处理问题的方式，欢庆新加坡独特的多元种族文化。我们的社会在逆境中成长，国人却可能已经被长期的繁荣宠坏。

• still, in its rush to become the world」s premier vacationland, 「dubai is like a spoiled child: ‘i see it and i want it,「」 says caroline newton, 56, a tourist from adelaide, australia.

  纵使如此，急于变身为世界顶级度假胜地的「迪拜就像个被宠坏的小孩，‘我看到什么好的我就要。」」 来自澳洲阿德雷德的56岁游客卡若琳·牛顿说。

• but can we throw code away like a spoiled plate of food?

  但是我们能像对待一盘变质的食物那样扔了代码吗？

• of course, part of the reason we assume only children are spoiled is that whatever parents have to give, the only child gets it all.

  当然，我们假定独生子女被宠坏的部分理由是，唯一的孩子想要得到的一切，无论是什么，父母都会给予。

• in the kitchens, pantries were filled with stale brown rice and active vermin; in the refrigerators, one might find several months' supply of spoiled groceries and well-sprouted soy cakes.

  厨房里则是陈年的糙米，还有四处活动的害虫；冰箱里或许可以找到已经变质的够吃几个月的杂货，还有长满了毛的豆饼。

• it can be anything: spoiled milk from the back of your fridge right down to tar and feathers.

  它可以是任何玩意儿：从你冰箱后面那些变质的牛奶到沥青和羽毛。

• since my parents divorce, i have changed from a spoiled child to a reasonably normal college student.

  自从我父母离婚之后，我从一个被宠坏的孩子，转变成了一个通情达理的大学生。

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