1. The Chicago Bulls left the court while Miami received its NBA championship rings, then returned to emphatically spoil what was left of the Heat's celebration on Tuesday.
2. Want to spoil your children with lots of fun to mark International Children's Day?
3. But he said he is worried that a highway could lead to excessive commercialization and spoil the charm of the place.
4. to spoil
4. In addition, the Israeli and the Palestinian opposition forces might look to spoil the direct peace talks.
5. to spoil
5. But his supporters in Western countries have been trying to hijack the Olympic torch and spoil the first Olympic Games to be hosted by China.
6. No company would like to spoil its relations with a country that has contributed immensely to its revenue.
7. We don't want to spoil him materially, although he's already been spoiled rotten by people buying him stuff!
8. Here's a quick roundup for those who wish to spoil their mother on her special day of the year.
9. to spoil的反义词
9. Clint Dempsey scored his first career goal in the second half to spoil England's shutout.
10. to spoil的意思
10. The team and his manager are carefully considering what is good for him, but they don't want to spoil Tung's talents by excessive enthusiasm.