Sneaking
[ ['sni:ki?] ]
出國 Abroad
a. 偷偷逃走的, 暗中的, 卑微的\\n[法] 隱密的, 鬼祟的, 卑怯的
?? 例句
What are you sneaking around here for?
你在這里偷偷摸摸地干什么。
have a sneaking ambition to become an orchestra conductor
暗下決心要當樂隊指揮
He ducked the reporters by sneaking out the back door.
他回避記者,從后門溜出去了。
He calls him a sneaking fool.
他罵他是一個鬼鬼祟祟的呆子。
She shouldn't have been here sneaking around.
她本來就不該到這兒探頭探腦的。
? 同義詞
?? 牛津釋義
sneaking
adj [attrib 作定語]
(esp of an unwanted feeling) secret and unexpressed （尤指不應有的情感）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. 我心想準是他偷了我的錢包.
??? 情景例句
Maybe someone will find it.
也許會有人發現的。
You'll have your own office soon but for the time being you'll have to share one.
你很快就有自己的辦公室了，不過暫時還得和別人合用一間。
I think I shall read a book instead.
我想我還是讀本書吧。