Bienes valiosos que se lleva el vencedor tras una victoria o un robo.
Valuable goods taken by the winner after a victory or theft.
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See how the word “botín” is used in sentences
El general repartió el botín entre sus soldados. — The general divided the spoils among his soldiers.
La lluvia estropea los preciosos planes del pícnic. — The rain spoils the beautiful picnic plans.
Los padres suelen malcriar a sus hijos con demasiados regalos. — Parents often spoil their children with too many gifts.
¿Qué haremos con el botín de la batalla? — What will we do with the spoils of the battle?
No te quites el hambre de la cena con tanto picoteo. — Don't spoil your dinner with too many snacks.
No malcríes a los niños dejándolos acostarse tarde. — Don't spoil the kids by letting them stay up late.
Examinó con cuidado el botín antes de tomar una decisión. — She carefully examined the spoils before making a decision.
¿Cómo evitamos que el calor eche a perder la comida? — How can we prevent the heat from spoiling the food?
¿Por qué crees que la gente mima tanto a sus mascotas? — Why do you think people spoil their pets?
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