peep

释义

v.窥视，偷看; （小鸟等）唧唧地叫; （从隐蔽处）出现n.窥视; 唧唧声; 隐现; 慢慢露出

大小写变形: PEEP

词态变化

第三人称单数 :   peeps ; 过去式 :   peeped ; 过去分词 :   peeped ; 现在分词 :   peeping ;

实用场景例句

Children gathered to peep at him through the half-open door...

孩子们聚在半开的门后偷看他。

金山词霸

She occasionally took a peep to see if he was aware of her being there.

她偶尔偷看一眼，看他是否察觉到她在那里。

金山词霸

Beneath the jagged cliffs, delicate blossoms in hues of violet and amber cautiously peeped through the crevices.

嶙峋的悬崖下，紫罗兰色与琥珀色的娇嫩花朵谨慎地从缝隙中窥视。

金山词霸

Through the doorways of different stores, faces would now and then peep out.

不同商店的门口时不时地会探出几张面孔。

金山词霸

Not a single peep could be heard the instant she drifted off to sleep.

她刚进入梦乡的瞬间，便听不到一丝声响。

金山词霸

Could I just peep through the window?

我能不能透过窗户看一眼？

金山词霸

Peeped: to look quickly and secretly.

The kitten peeped around the corner curiously.

金山词霸

The child peeped through the keyhole to see the surprise.

孩子从钥匙孔里偷看了一眼那个惊喜。

金山词霸

She gave a shy peep through the curtain before stepping on stage.

她上台前害羞地从窗帘后偷看了一眼。

金山词霸

The kitten didn't let out a single peep during the long car ride.

小猫在漫长的车程中一声不吭。

金山词霸

They like a child on a peep show, shadow play and painting.

他们孩提时代就喜欢上了西洋镜, 皮影戏和绘画艺术.

期刊摘选

He took a peep through the door.

他往门里偷看了一眼.

期刊摘选

Don't peep at the neighbors.

不要偷看邻居.

期刊摘选

In the meadows pretty flowers peep out from the grass.

在牧草地上,美丽的花儿从草间隐约地显现.

期刊摘选

I took a peep through the keyhole.

我从钥匙孔偷看了一眼.

《简明英汉词典》

He took a peep at the back of out the answers to the questions.

同样的问题人们向他问得太多了,所以他的答案也是千篇一律.

期刊摘选

Let me have just one peep at the letter.

让我瞥一眼这封信.

辞典例句

He took a peep intopeep into the kitchen.

他往厨房里看了一眼.

期刊摘选

It's impolite to peep at others.

偷看别人是不礼貌的.

辞典例句

英英释义

Noun

1. the short weak cry of a young bird

2. a secret look

Verb

1. look furtively;

"He peeped at the woman through the window"

2. cause to appear;

"he peeped his head through the window"

3. make high-pitched sounds; of birds

4. speak in a hesitant and high-pitched tone of voice

5. appear as though from hiding;

"the new moon peeped through the tree tops"