Hacer que algo salga peor o quede arruinado.
To make something less good or ruin it.
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La lluvia nos estropeó los planes. — The rain spoiled our plans.
La leche se echará a perder si la dejas mucho rato fuera. — The milk will spoil if left out too long.
No consientas a tu hermano con tantos regalos. — Don't spoil your brother with too many gifts.
No le estropees la sorpresa. — Don't spoil the surprise for her.
¿Crees que la fruta se echará a perder para mañana? — Do you think the fruits will spoil by tomorrow?
¿Puedes no consentirla de esa manera? — Can you please not spoil her like that?
Un comentario descuidado puede estropear toda una velada. — One careless remark can spoil a whole evening.
Revisa las verduras a ver si se han echado a perder. — Please check the vegetables to see if they have spoiled.
Creo que hoy deberíamos consentir a los niños. — I think we should spoil the kids today.
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