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| 61. | spoilt by fond parents |
| 被父母溺爱而惯坏的. |
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| 62. | To allow and spoil |
| 容纵姑息 |
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| 63. | spoil the taste of |
| 破坏…味道 |
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| 64. | She is so frightfully spoiled. |
| 她给溺爱得不成样子。 |
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| 65. | To become rotten;spoil. |
| 腐烂；变坏 |
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| 66. | Apparently he was so spoiled by his grandmother that no one could control him. |
| "外祖母又极溺爱,无人敢管." |
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| 67. | spoil the pleasure [ fun ] |
| 扫兴 |
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| 68. | treated their grandchildren with fond indulgence. |
| 对他们子孙百依百顺的溺爱 |
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| 69. | Precipitation might spoil things. |
| 轻举妄动会把事情弄得不可收拾。 |
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| 70. | parents who dote on their only child.See Synonyms at like |
| 过分溺爱独生子女的父母参见 |
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