How to Say ‘Spoil’ in Traditional Chinese
透露
💬 Usage Tip: 透露 [tòu lù] can mean to reveal or spoil a surprise, crucial in conversation about secrets.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Spoilers for dramas or shows are sensitive topics in Taiwan, as watching TV is a communal event.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
透露
[tòu lù]
to reveal
To make known something that was previously secret.
他不小心透露遙控器藏在哪裡。
He accidentally revealed where the remote control was hidden.
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