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Meanings of spoiled child in English
Portuguese
criança mimada Spanish
niño mimado 
Usage of spoiled child in English
1
Ford answered the petulant demand as one bears with a spoiled child.
2
She kept my interest alive by the faults of a spoiled child.
3
In theory he had the bachelor's factitious horror of a spoiled child.
4
Yet he had acted once more, like a spoiled child about it.
5
Alan was a spoiled child, a weakling, the slave of his passions.
6
Because she talks like a capricious person and like a spoiled child.
7
I am a spoiled child, and I always have my own way.
8
He was through life a spoiled child, whose main characteristic was willfulness.
9
Zulma was a spoiled child, but this defect never dwindled to silliness.
10
The way to parenting a spoiled child is generally paved with good intentions.
11
Jacques is a charming fellow; but he is a spoiled child.
12
It is the spoiled child, untaught to endure, who becomes the self-pampered woman.
13
At that the spoiled child only renewed his weeping and clutched her tightly.
14
A mounted officer displayed the furious anger of a spoiled child.
15
She turned to Willibald with the assumed sulky look of a spoiled child.
16
The promise he then gave of becoming a spoiled child was fully realized.
This collocation consists of:
Spoiled child through the time
Spoiled child across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common