furtive如何读

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furtive是什么意思

adj.

鬼鬼祟祟的

诡诈的

贼头贼脑

furtive自然拼读

fur·tive

fuhr tihv

furtive扩展

furtively (adv.), furtiveness (n.)

furtive词根

词根:furtive

adv.

furtively 偷偷地;暗中地

n.

furtiveness 偷偷摸摸;鬼鬼祟祟

furtive英英释义

Adjective

1. marked by quiet and caution and secrecy; taking pains to avoid being observed;

"a furtive manner"

"a lurking prowler"

"a sneak attack"

"stealthy footsteps"

"a surreptitious glance at his watch"

"someone skulking in the shadows"

2. secret and sly or sordid;

"backstairs gossip"

"his low backstairs cunning"- A.L.Guerard

"backstairs intimacies"

"furtive behavior"

furtive词源中文解释

"16世纪,源自法语 furtif(16世纪),源自拉丁语 furtivus “被偷的”,因此也意味着“隐藏的,秘密的”,源自 furtum “盗窃,抢劫; 被盗的东西”,源自 fur(属格 furis)“小偷,敲诈者”,也是一般的辱骂词,“恶棍,无赖”,可能源自 PIE *bhor-, 源自根 *bher-(1)“携带; 生育儿女”。相关词汇: Furtiveness。

furtive词源英文解释

French or Latin; French furtif, from Latin furtivus, from furtum theft, from fur thief, from or akin to Greek phōr thief; akin to Greek pherein to carry — more at bear

The first known use of furtive was in 1612

furtive儿童词典英英释义

fusibleadjective

capable of being fused and especially melted by heat

fusibleadjective

capable of being fused and especially melted by heat

fuse1 of 4verb

to change into a liquid or plastic state by heat

to become fluid with heat

to unite by or as if by melting together

fuse2 of 4noun

an electrical safety device having a metal wire or strip that melts and interrupts the circuit when the current becomes too strong

fuse3 of 4noun

a cord or cable that is set afire to ignite an explosive charge by carrying fire to it

also fuze a mechanical or electrical device for setting off the explosive charge of an artillery shell, bomb, or torpedo

fuse4 of 4verb

to equip with a fuse

fuselagenoun

the central body portion of an airplane that holds the crew, passengers, and cargo

fuse1 of 4verb

to change into a liquid or plastic state by heat

to become fluid with heat

to unite by or as if by melting together

fuse2 of 4noun

an electrical safety device having a metal wire or strip that melts and interrupts the circuit when the current becomes too strong

fuse3 of 4noun

a cord or cable that is set afire to ignite an explosive charge by carrying fire to it

also fuze a mechanical or electrical device for setting off the explosive charge of an artillery shell, bomb, or torpedo

fuse4 of 4verb

to equip with a fuse

fuse1 of 4verb

to change into a liquid or plastic state by heat

to become fluid with heat

to unite by or as if by melting together

fuse2 of 4noun

an electrical safety device having a metal wire or strip that melts and interrupts the circuit when the current becomes too strong

fuse3 of 4noun

a cord or cable that is set afire to ignite an explosive charge by carrying fire to it

also fuze a mechanical or electrical device for setting off the explosive charge of an artillery shell, bomb, or torpedo

fuse4 of 4verb

to equip with a fuse

furzenoun

gorse

furtiveadjective

done in a sneaky or sly manner

a furtive look

furtiveadjective

done in a sneaky or sly manner

a furtive look

furtiveadjective

done in a sneaky or sly manner

a furtive look

furtive 例句

1 Freemen informed on their African brothers and sisters, comparing the descriptions of runaways in the gazettes with the furtive creatures slinking around the colored churches, saloons, and meeting houses.

2 Isn’t she quaint, Luke would say to me, and my mother would look sly, furtive almost.

3 Her hair is frizzly and short, red with darker roots, and I suspect she is chewing gum: every once in a while there is a slow, furtive, sideways motion of her jaw.

4 … it made Shepherd look furtive, wary, hunted—as if the photographer had shot him against his will, in the act of slamming the door.

5 He is furtive in his manner.

他的样子鬼鬼祟祟.

6 That person was furtive and did not want to be noticed.

那人鬼鬼祟祟的并不想让人注意。

7 And, if Maxim was not with me, the hearing of them would be a furtive, rather painful pleasure, guilty knowledge learnt in the dark.

8 “No go,” he announced, with a furtive casualness that made Perry suspicious.

9 He kept his head down and cast furtive glances from side to side, but by then the streets were mostly empty in the rust-colored light.

10 Presently the boy began to steal furtive glances at the girl.

不久,男孩开始偷偷地看那姑娘一眼。

11 Occasionally I took a furtive glance at him.

偶尔我偷偷地望他一眼.

12 He took a furtive glance at the clock.

他偷偷地瞧了一眼钟。

13 Fall's pleasures were furtive, risky, short-lived-buckeye fights, … the endless recipes for the apples Mrs. Railsbeck asked him to fetch from the cobwebbed crate in the basement.

14 Actually, we are furtive in what do not like still is historical lesson.

其实,我们私下里不喜欢的还是历史课。

15 Some, with furtive looks around them, conjured fires with their wands; others were striking matches with dubious looks on their faces, as though sure this couldn’t work.

16 He looked sly and furtive.

他显得偷偷摸摸,鬼鬼祟祟。

17 Their voices, their very glances, became furtive and repressed.

他们说话的声音, 他们的眼光, 变得那么提心吊胆,拘拘束束的.

18 He was a short, black man with an ever-ready smile, thick lips, a furtive manner, and a greasy, sweaty look.

19 In the silence, and standing over the dry blood, they looked suddenly furtive.

20 They were nervous, furtive even.

她们看起来十分紧张,甚至有些鬼鬼祟祟。

furtive 同义词

6 躲躲闪闪

hangdog skulk

9 偷来的

hot bent sizzling kinky

12 遮遮掩掩

close

13 鬼祟的

sneak sneaky sneaking

15 遮遮掩掩的

secretive close

19 躲躲闪闪的

hangdog sly shifty lubricious

20 偷偷的

sneak surreptitious

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