peep
英 [piːp]
美 [pip]
- n. 偷看；隐约看见，瞥见
- vi. 窥视；慢慢露出，出现；吱吱叫
- vt. 使出现
- n. (Peep)人名；(爱沙)佩普
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1. Peeping Tom 偷窥狂。
2. 趴在门上，两只眼睛.
3. 其实很像两只眼睛通过前后两个p的孔去偷窥。
peep 偷窥，偷看来自中古英语pepen,来自piken拼写变体，词源同peek.
- peep (v.1)
- "glance" (especially through a small opening), mid-15c., perhaps alteration of Middle English piken (see peek (v.)). Peeping Tom "a curious prying fellow" [Grose] is from 1796 (see Godiva).
- peep (v.2)
- "make a short chirp," c. 1400, probably altered from pipen (mid-13c.), ultimately imitative (compare Latin pipare, French pepier, German piepen, Lithuanian pypti, Czech pipati, Greek pipos).
- peep (n.2)
- "short chirp," early 15c., from peep (v.2); meaning "slightest sound or utterance" (usually in a negative context) is attested from 1903. Meaning "young chicken" is from 1680s. The marshmallow peeps confection are said to date from 1950s.
- peep (n.1)
- 1520s, first in sense found in peep of day, from peep (v.1); meaning "a furtive glance" is first recorded 1730.
- 1. "Fourteen minutes," Chris said, taking a peep at his watch.
- “14分钟,”克里斯瞥了一眼他的手表说道.
来自柯林斯例句
- 2. Children came to peep at him round the doorway.
- 孩子们围在门口偷看他。
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- 3. You don't hear a peep from her once she's gone to bed.
- 她一睡觉，就不会发出一点儿动静。
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- 4. I took a peep through the keyhole.
- 我从钥匙孔偷看了一眼.
来自《简明英汉词典》
- 5. He never dared peep again.
- 他不敢再作声了.
来自《现代英汉综合大词典》
