sneaky
简明释义
adj. 鬼鬼祟祟的；暗中的，卑鄙的
比 较 级 s n e a k i e r
最 高 级 s n e a k i e s t
英英释义
Characterized by stealth or cunning; done in a secretive or deceptive manner. | 以隐秘或狡猾为特征；以秘密或欺骗的方式进行。 |
旨在避免被注意；偷偷摸摸的。 |
单词用法
狡猾的行为 | |
阴险的策略 | |
狡猾的小家伙 | |
隐隐的怀疑 | |
偷偷的目光 | |
阴险的计划 |
同义词
| 狡猾的 | 当他提出那个提议时，他脸上露出了狡猾的微笑。 | ||
| 偷偷摸摸的 | 在会议期间，她偷偷地看了一眼手表。 | ||
| 聪明而狡猾的 | 他的狡猾计划完美地欺骗了所有人。 | ||
| 不正直的 | 他们使用了不正直的方法来实现他们的目标。 | ||
| 暗中的 | The underhanded tactics used in the competition were unethical. | 比赛中使用的暗中手段是不道德的。 |
反义词
| 诚实的 | 她以诚实著称。 | ||
| 开放的 | 我们需要就这个问题进行开放的讨论。 | ||
| 直率的 | 他对这个问题给出了直率的回答。 | ||
| 坦率的 | 对朋友坦率是很重要的。 |
例句
1.You could try to be sneaky and change the text a bit, right?
那你觉得你可以狡猾一点只要改变一下文字就可以了，对吗？
全球变暖很是诡秘。
3.Second, this is a subtle, sneaky virus.
第二，这是一种难以捉摸的，来去无踪的病毒。
4.Sneaky! One cunning exam sitter used a fake injury to conceal answers.
阴暗！一个狡猾的应试者假装自己受伤来藏匿答案。
5.She has a sneaky feeling that the man is holding a present under his cape.
她现在有种感觉，男人的斗篷下面藏着一份礼物。
6.I don't really like that guy and I think he is sneaky.
我不是很喜欢那个家伙，我觉得他很卑鄙。
7.And while I say that with a certain sense of irony, there's also some sneaky truth to it.
当我嘲讽的说时，也是一件事实。
8.I have to admit, that was a pretty good deal and it was sneaky.
连我都不得不承认，这真是一笔好买卖。
9.Her sneaky tactics in the game surprised everyone.
她在游戏中的阴险战术让大家都很惊讶。
10.He made a sneaky move to take the last cookie from the jar.
他做了一个狡猾的动作，把罐子里的最后一块饼干拿走了。
11.The cat had a sneaky way of stealing food when no one was watching.
这只猫有一种偷偷摸摸的方式，在没人看时偷食物。
12.She gave him a sneaky smile, hinting that she was up to something.
她给了他一个狡黠的微笑，暗示她在策划什么。
13.He tried to be sneaky by hiding his phone during the meeting.
他试图在会议期间通过隐藏手机来变得狡诈。
作文
In a small town, there was a boy named Timmy who had a reputation for being quite sneaky (偷偷摸摸的). He was known for his clever tricks and playful antics that often left his friends in fits of laughter. Timmy loved to play pranks, but his sneaky (偷偷摸摸的) nature sometimes got him into trouble. One sunny afternoon, he decided to pull off his biggest prank yet. He gathered his friends at the park and told them he had discovered a hidden treasure in the nearby woods. The excitement in their eyes was palpable, and they eagerly followed him, unaware of his sneaky (偷偷摸摸的) intentions.As they ventured deeper into the woods, Timmy led them on a wild goose chase, all the while chuckling to himself about how sneaky (偷偷摸摸的) he was being. He would stop occasionally, pretending to find clues, which only fueled his friends' anticipation. However, as the sun began to set, they realized that there was no treasure at all. Instead, they were lost in the woods, and the thrill of the chase turned into frustration.Feeling guilty for being so sneaky (偷偷摸摸的), Timmy quickly confessed to his friends. He apologized for leading them on a wild adventure without any real reward. His friends, although annoyed, appreciated his honesty and decided to turn the situation around. They found their way back home, laughing about the sneaky (偷偷摸摸的) adventure they had together.This incident taught Timmy a valuable lesson about the consequences of being too sneaky (偷偷摸摸的). While it was fun to joke around, he realized that trust and honesty were far more important than any prank. From that day on, he tried to be more considerate of his friends' feelings and less sneaky (偷偷摸摸的) in his antics.Timmy's story is a reminder that while being sneaky (偷偷摸摸的) can sometimes lead to laughter and fun, it can also result in misunderstandings and hurt feelings. It is essential to balance humor with respect for others. In the end, friendships are built on trust, and being overly sneaky (偷偷摸摸的) can jeopardize those bonds. Timmy learned that a good joke should bring people together, not lead them astray. Therefore, it's crucial to think before acting and ensure that our playful nature does not cross the line into being untrustworthy or deceptive.
在一个小镇上，有一个名叫蒂米的男孩，他以相当sneaky（偷偷摸摸的）而闻名。他以聪明的把戏和顽皮的恶作剧而著称，常常让他的朋友们捧腹大笑。蒂米喜欢开玩笑，但他那sneaky（偷偷摸摸的）性格有时让他陷入麻烦。一个阳光明媚的下午，他决定策划他最大的恶作剧。他召集朋友们到公园，告诉他们他在附近的森林里发现了一个隐藏的宝藏。朋友们眼中的兴奋可见一斑，他们急切地跟随他，毫不知情他的sneaky（偷偷摸摸的）意图。当他们深入森林时，蒂米带着他们进行了一场无意义的追逐，而他自己则在心中暗自窃笑，觉得自己是多么sneaky（偷偷摸摸的）。他偶尔停下来，假装发现线索，这只会激发朋友们的期待。然而，当太阳开始落山时，他们意识到根本没有宝藏。相反，他们在森林里迷路了，追逐的刺激变成了挫败感。感到愧疚，蒂米迅速向朋友们坦白。他为带他们进行一次没有真实奖励的疯狂冒险而道歉。尽管朋友们感到恼火，但他们欣赏他的诚实，并决定将情况扭转过来。他们找到了回家的路，笑着谈论他们一起经历的sneaky（偷偷摸摸的）冒险。这个事件让蒂米明白了过于sneaky（偷偷摸摸的）所带来的后果。虽然开玩笑很有趣，但他意识到信任和诚实比任何恶作剧都重要。从那天起，他努力更加考虑朋友们的感受，减少自己的sneaky（偷偷摸摸的）行为。蒂米的故事提醒我们，虽然有时sneaky（偷偷摸摸的）可能会带来欢笑和乐趣，但也可能导致误解和伤害感情。平衡幽默与对他人的尊重至关重要。最终，友谊建立在信任之上，过于sneaky（偷偷摸摸的）可能会危及这些纽带。蒂米明白，一个好的笑话应该使人们团结在一起，而不是将他们引入歧途。因此，在行动之前思考至关重要，确保我们的顽皮本性不会越过界限，变得不可信或欺骗他人。
