English-Portuguese translations for spoil

• estragar
  Será que devem estragar os acordos OCDE? Should they now spoil the OECD agreements?
  Senhor Presidente, a última coisa que quero fazer é estragar uma festa. Mr President, the last thing I want to do is to spoil a party.
  Quem sabe como a Europa ficaria afectada, se foi preciso tão pouco para estragar um jantar! Who knows how Europe would be affected, when it took so little to spoil a meal!
• arruinar
• mimar
• saque
  Este procedimento seria praticamente como que partilhar o saque. Such a procedure would almost smack of sharing out the spoils.
  Simultaneamente, aumenta o antagonismo entre os imperialistas, na sua tentativa para garantir uma maior fatia do saque.At the same time, antagonism between the imperialists is increasing in their bid to safeguard a bigger share of the spoils.
  A militarização da UE prosseguiu a um ritmo veloz e a UE participou em guerras imperialistas ou tolerou-as, interessada unicamente na sua parte no saque. The militarisation of the ΕU proceeded at a fast pace and the EU participated in or tolerated imperialist wars, interested only in its share of the spoils.
• butim
• espólio
  Hoje em dia, aos espólios da guerra chamamos comissão, atenção ou patrocínio. Nowadays, the spoils of war go by the name of commission, attention or sponsorship.
• pilhagem

Definition of spoil

• To strip of their arms or armour.
• To plunder, pillage .
• To carry off by force; to steal.
• To ruin; to damage in some way making it unfit for use.
• To ruin the character of, by overindulgence; to coddle or pamper to excess.
• To render invalid by deliberately defacing it.
• To reveal the ending or major events of ; to ruin by exposing it ahead of time
• Also in plural: '''spoils''') Plunder taken from an enemy or victim

Examples

• Make sure you put the milk back in the fridge, otherwise it will spoil.

Related words

• spoiled
• spoiler
• spoils
• spoiling
• spoilsport
• spoilt
• unspoilt
• despoil
• despoilment