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spy如何读

英：[spaɪ]

美：[spaɪ]

spy英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C] 间谍,特务,密探 a person employed to find out secret information, especially from an enemy or a competitor in business

v.(动词)

vt. & vi. 窥探 act as a spy on; watch secretly
vt. & vi. 观察 observe; see; discover

spy是什么意思

间谍

密探

vt.

看见

秘密监视

精心调查

vi.

当间谍

从事间谍活动

暗中监视

详察

spy变形

复数:spies

第三人称单数:spies

现在分词:spying

过去式:spied

过去分词:spied

spy词根

词根：spy

spying 间谍活动；侦探

spymaster 间谍组织的首脑

spying 从事间谍活动；发现；仔细察看；暗中监视（spy的ing形式）

spy英英释义

noun

a person employed by a nation's government to secretly observe and gather information about another nation's activities, plans, defenses, and the like.When the spy was arrested, he was in possession of top-secret documents.

a person who secretly observes and gathers information about others, sometimes for pay.The mobster sent out one of his spies to keep tabs on the woman.

intransitive verb

to observe secretly and carefully, usu. for hostile reasons or out of suspicion of wrongdoing (usu. fol. by "on" or "upon").She hired a detective to spy on her husband.

to be employed and active as a spy.He spied for the government for twenty years.

to look for or investigate something.As a botanist, she spies into nature's secrets.

transitive verb

to discover or catch sight of; espy.She spied a strange object under the bed.The captain spied a ship just on the horizon.From the tower, we spied an eagle soaring overhead.[verb + smby/smth + present participle]

spy词组

spy on暗中监视；侦查

spy out the land侦察地形；查看情况,◎侦察地形,◎观察形势(或情况)

spy out秘密监视

spy plane间谍飞机

spy satellite间谍卫星

spy词源中文解释

13世纪中叶，“悄悄观察”，来自古法语“ espiier ”，可能来自弗兰克语“ *spehon ”或其他日耳曼语源，源自原始日耳曼语“ *spehon- ”（也是古高地德语“ *spehon ”“监视，侦察，间谍”，德语“ spähen ”“做间谍”，中古荷兰语“ spien ”等的来源）。这些是 Germanic PIE 根词“ *spek- ”（意为“观察”）的存留。

古英语有“ spyrian ”（开辟轨迹，去追求；询问，调查），“ spyrigend ”（调查员，询问者）。意大利语“ spiare ”、西班牙语“ espiar ”也是日耳曼语借词。

“看到，从远处或隐蔽处发现”是从公元1300年开始使用的。不及物动词义“当间谍，进行监视”始于15世纪中叶。儿童游戏“ I spy ”于1946年被如此称呼。

spy_法律行业词汇

敌国间谍

间谋

spy词源英文解释

Verb Middle English spien, from Anglo-French espier, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German spehōn to spy; akin to Latin specere to look, look at, Greek skeptesthai & skopein to watch, look at, consider

The first known use of spy was in the 13th century

spy儿童词典英英释义

squabble1 of 2noun

a noisy quarrel usually over unimportant things

squabble2 of 2verb

to quarrel noisily for little or no reason : wrangle

squabnoun

a young birdespecially: a young pigeon about four weeks old and ready for use as food

spy1 of 2verb

to watch, inspect, or examine secretly : act as a spy

to catch sight of : see

spied a friend in the crowd

spy2 of 2noun

one that watches the movement or actions of others especially in secret

a person who tries secretly to obtain information for one country in the territory of another usually unfriendly country

spyglassnoun

a small telescope

spy1 of 2verb

to watch, inspect, or examine secretly : act as a spy

to catch sight of : see

spied a friend in the crowd

spy2 of 2noun

one that watches the movement or actions of others especially in secret

a person who tries secretly to obtain information for one country in the territory of another usually unfriendly country

spy 例句

1 But as much as I disliked Clarisse, spying for the Titans didn’t seem like her style.

2 “The revolution won’t work. The Commandant’s known from the beginning that I’m a spy. She knew the Resistance was going to attack the Emperor. Someone in the Resistance is reporting to her.”

3 “These are the spies,” said one of the men.

4 The jabberjays were muttations, genetically enhanced male birds created by the Capitol as weapons to spy on rebels in the districts.

5 “In the 1950s the government accused them of being spies and executed them,” Jonah says, his hair swinging around him as he speaks excitedly.

6 Then Lee raised his eyes and regarded the spy.

7 It was dangerous work, for Nazi informers lurked everywhere in Hamburg, just as they did in every other German city, where neighbors spied on neighbors.

8 I'm sure my neighbours spy on me.

我肯定邻居暗中监视我.

9 “You all knew that. What was done was an act of war. An enemy in civilian dress is a spy. Spies, when found, are executed.”

10 And yet Ken still struggled with what veteran spies called "seeing ghosts," the psychological habit of believing that you are being watched by the enemy.

11 Yet she rose to become one of the most formidable code breakers in the world, the scourge of gangsters and spies.

12 And yet I can see why a mortal would make a useful spy, beyond the ability to lie.

13 A beautiful French spy escapes murderous Gestapo agents in Paris; in the North Sea, British navy sailors brave a suicide mission against enemy submarines.

14 They had always wanted her as a spy, an infiltrator.

15 This was a rule the boy broke every evening just after sunset when he snuck back to spy on his new friend.

16 When World War II began, the SS spy agency in Berlin made him their top man in South America.

17 Are you a police spy, Sir?

先生是个密探吧？

18 The Patriots’ spy network saved Adams and Hancock from the British.

19 Spy novels, as I and the military know but my brother does not, are crawling with spies who pretend to be harmless butterfly fanciers.

20 The spies sent the Nazis many shipping details from South American ports, too—long lists of vessel names, cargoes, and departure dates.