Estropeasteis

Estropeasteis is the second-person plural preterite indicative form of the Spanish verb estropear. This verb generally translates to "to spoil," "to ruin," "to damage," or "to spoil" in English. The form "estropeasteis" specifically refers to an action of spoiling or ruining that was completed in the past by a group of people addressed directly, typically in Spain. For example, a sentence using this form might be "Vosotros estropeasteis la sorpresa" which translates to "You (plural, informal, Spain) spoiled the surprise." The verb itself can apply to physical objects, plans, or even abstract concepts like reputations or moods. The conjugation of estropear in the preterite indicative follows the regular pattern for -ar verbs, with "estropeasteis" being the characteristic ending for the vosotros form. In Latin America, where the pronoun "vosotros" is rarely used in favor of "ustedes," the equivalent form would be "estropearon." Therefore, "estropeasteis" is a grammatically correct but geographically specific conjugation of a common Spanish verb.