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Meanings of spoilsport in английском
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Examples for "killjoy"
Examples for "killjoy"
1
It's hard for me, too; I don't want to be the killjoy.
2
A year or two at most. Saying so, Grigori felt like a killjoy.
3
He did not intend any longer to play the part of a killjoy.
4
Anxious, haggard, greedy, I stood among them like a veritable killjoy.
5
I must not make myself a killjoy in the family.
1
Half-decayed wood is good; spongy, moist, unpleasant stuff, a vegetable wet blanket.
2
His great experience and standing threw a wet blanket on my hopes.
3
This little pilgrimage threw quite a wet blanket upon his rising spirits.
4
I cried, this is indeed a wet blanket thrown upon my success.
5
He was then unimaginably awkward, incapable of unbending, a wet blanket socially.
1
I took a party pooper pill on the way back to the ship.
2
But am overruled by Larry, halfheartedly trying not to be a party pooper.
3
Maia, the party pooper, was nursing a mug of herbal tea.
4
Bob just looked at me as if I was the world's biggest party pooper.
5
I hate to be a party pooper, y'all, but I need to get home.
Usage of spoilsport in английском
1
And only a beastly spoilsport would point out that rats can swim.
2
Two factors have emerged to play spoilsport - valuations and inflation.
3
Still, not to be a spoilsport, he too broke up with his wife.
4
He shot me a look as if to say 'spoilsport'.
5
On a day when the weather again tried to play spoilsport, nobody could ruin Lowry's party.
6
Honestly, Pete, you're turning into a real spoilsport.
7
So why is Chuck being such a spoilsport?
8
And to be a spoilsport: It's difficult to imagine a military problem that the Transformer actually solves.
9
Ann is such a spoilsport, Mr. Smith.
10
The water level will be low, however, and there are concerns that rising winds may prove a spoilsport.
11
Still, the weather plays spoilsport and Ayano has often had to replace scarecrows exposed to the open air.
12
I see spoilsport-at-large Richard Dawkins was at it again, this time saying modern kids don't need fairy tales.
13
But economic factors have played spoilsport.
14
Don't be a spoilsport about it.
15
No; I certainly don't want to be a spoilsport, and I'm glad I wasn't there-inmy official capacity.
16
Some might even think the lifeguard a bit of a spoilsport for blowing the whistle to stop the fun.
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Spoilsport through the time