Sneaking
[ ['sni:kiŋ] ]
出国 Abroad
a. 偷偷逃走的, 暗中的, 卑微的\\n[法] 隐密的, 鬼祟的, 卑怯的
📝 例句
What are you sneaking around here for?
你在这里偷偷摸摸地干什么。
have a sneaking ambition to become an orchestra conductor
暗下决心要当乐队指挥
He ducked the reporters by sneaking out the back door.
他回避记者,从后门溜出去了。
He calls him a sneaking fool.
他骂他是一个鬼鬼祟祟的呆子。
She shouldn't have been here sneaking around.
她本来就不该到这儿探头探脑的。
✅ 同义词
📖 牛津释义
sneaking
adj [attrib 作定语]
(esp of an unwanted feeling) secret and unexpressed （尤指不应有的情感）私下的, 暗地的
have a sneaking respect, sympathy, etc for sb 暗地里敬佩、 同情...某人
I have a sneaking (ie unproved and vague but possibly right) suspicion that he stole my wallet. 我心想准是他偷了我的钱包.
🗣️ 情景例句
to print my announcement.
刊登了我宣布竞选的消息。
I'm twenty and proud that I've never fed myself!
我二十岁了，但是，以从来不会自己挣钱吃饭为傲。
On being introduced to somebody, a British person often shakes hands.
英国人被介绍给别人的时候常常和对方握握手。