English
Pronunciation
Verb
spoiled
- simple past and past participle of spoil
Adjective
spoiled (comparative more spoiled, superlative most spoiled)
- Of food, that has deteriorated to the point of no longer being usable or edible.
- (of a person, usually a child) Having a selfish or greedy character due to pampering.
Usage notes
- Much more common in US than "spoilt".
- About as common as "spoilt" in UK.
Translations
of a child
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 寵壞／宠坏 (zh) (chǒnghuài), 宠坏 (zh) (chǒnghuài), 溺愛／溺爱 (zh) (nì'ài), 溺爱 (zh) (nì'ài)
- Czech: rozmazlený
- Danish: forkælet
- Dutch: verwend (nl)
- Finnish: hemmoteltu (fi), poispilattu, pilattu (fi)
- French: gâté (fr), pourri (fr)
- Georgian: გაფუჭებული (gapuč̣ebuli)
- German: verwöhnt (de), verzogen (de)
- Greek: κακομαθημένος (el) (kakomathiménos)
- Hungarian: elkényeztetett
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- Italian: viziato (it)
- Malay: mua
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: bortskjemt
- Persian: لوس (fa) (lus), ننر (fa) (nonor)
- Portuguese: mimado
- Serbo-Croatian: размажено n, razmaženo (sh) n
- Spanish: mimado (es), regalón (es), consentido (es), malcriado (es)
- Swedish: bortskämd (sv)
- Ukrainian: зіпсо́ваний (zipsóvanyj)
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