snuck

简明释义

[snʌk][snʌk]

潜行( sneak 的过去式和过去分词)

英英释义

to move quietly and secretly in order to avoid being noticed

悄悄地、秘密地移动以避免被注意

the past tense of sneak, often used informally

sneak的过去式,常用于非正式场合

单词用法

snuck out

溜出去

snuck in

偷偷进入

snuck away

悄悄离开

snuck past someone

悄悄经过某人

snuck a peek

偷看一眼

snuck under the radar

悄悄地避开注意

同义词

sneaked

悄悄走

He sneaked out of the house without anyone noticing.

他悄悄地从家里溜出去,没人注意到。

crept

悄悄爬行

She crept into the room to surprise her friend.

她悄悄地走进房间,想给朋友一个惊喜。

slipped

溜走

They slipped past the guards under the cover of darkness.

他们在黑暗中悄悄溜过守卫。

反义词

entered

进入

He entered the room without knocking.

他没有敲门就进入了房间。

appeared

出现

She appeared unexpectedly at the party.

她在派对上意外出现。

例句

1.He'd snuck out of the U.S. hotly pursued by the CIA.

他偷偷地溜出了美国,但已被美国中央情报局紧紧盯上。

2.Some children playing in the park snuck up on him, moved the pieces on the board, laughed and ran off.

几个在公园里玩耍的孩子悄悄默默地向他走了过来,挪动了棋盘上的几个棋子,笑着跑开了。

3.He smuggled papers out each day, photocopied them, and snuck them back.

他每天都把文件偷带出来,复印后又偷偷送回去。

4.Not long ago, he snuck into a White House state dinner. Nobody recognized him.

不久前,他偷偷溜进白宫参加国宴,居然没人认出他来。

5.The content element snuck in from the Atom document, and you'd really rather not have it.

content元素悄悄从Atom文档中溜了进来,您真的不愿这样。

6.Then Cavic made a fatal mistake, gliding toward the finish, while Phelps snuck in an extra half-stroke.

但是紧接着科瓦奇犯了致命错误,他滑向了终点。而菲尔普斯则拼尽全力发动了最后一击。

7.I had snuck out on a snowy school night, holding my shoes in my hand.

我在一个下雪的晚上,从学校溜出来,手里拿着我的鞋子。

8.They snuck out of the house to go to the party.

他们溜出家去参加派对。

9.He snuck into the movie theater without a ticket.

悄悄溜进了电影院,没有买票。

10.I snuck a peek at my birthday presents before the party.

在派对之前,我偷看了我的生日礼物。

11.The cat snuck up on the bird sitting on the fence.

那只猫悄悄接近坐在篱笆上的鸟。

12.She snuck a cookie from the jar when no one was looking.

当没有人注意时,她偷偷拿了罐子里的一个饼干。

作文

As a child, I was always curious about the world around me. My friends and I often found ourselves in situations where we wanted to explore places we weren't supposed to go. One particular summer evening, we decided to visit the old, abandoned house at the end of our street. It was rumored to be haunted, and our imaginations ran wild with stories of ghosts and treasures hidden within its walls. We gathered our courage and made a plan. As the sun began to set, we snuck (偷偷溜) out of our houses, trying to avoid the watchful eyes of our parents. The thrill of adventure coursed through us as we tiptoed down the street, careful not to make any noise. We reached the house, its broken windows and creaky door giving it an eerie appearance. My heart raced as we pushed the door open, and I felt a rush of excitement mixed with fear. We snuck (偷偷溜) inside, the darkness enveloping us like a thick blanket. Inside, the air was musty, and dust particles danced in the faint light filtering through the cracks. We explored each room, whispering and giggling nervously. I remember feeling a chill run down my spine when I heard a strange noise from upstairs. My friends dared each other to investigate, and before I knew it, we had all snuck (偷偷溜) up the creaky staircase. When we reached the top, we found a small attic filled with old furniture and forgotten memories. It was there that we discovered an old trunk. Our hearts raced as we opened it, hoping to find something exciting. Inside, we found dusty clothes and some old photographs. Although it wasn’t treasure, it felt like we had uncovered a part of history. We snuck (偷偷溜) back down, our minds buzzing with what we had just experienced. Eventually, we realized it was getting late, and we needed to return home before our parents noticed we were gone. As we left the house, I couldn't help but feel a sense of accomplishment. We had snuck (偷偷溜) into a place that was off-limits and had a thrilling adventure together. Looking back, I realize that those moments of mischief and exploration were formative experiences. They taught me about curiosity and the importance of friendship. Even though we snuck (偷偷溜) into that house without permission, it was a harmless adventure that brought us closer together. Now, as an adult, I often reflect on that summer evening. The word snuck (偷偷溜) brings back vivid memories of laughter, fear, and excitement. It reminds me of the innocence of childhood and the adventures that shaped who I am today. While I may not snuck (偷偷溜) into forbidden places anymore, the spirit of adventure still lives within me, urging me to explore and discover new things in life.

作为一个孩子,我总是对周围的世界充满好奇。我的朋友和我经常会发现自己处于想要探索一些不该去的地方的情况。那个夏天的一个晚上,我们决定去街尽头的那座废弃房子。传言说那里闹鬼,我们的想象力充满了关于鬼魂和隐藏在墙内宝藏的故事。我们鼓起勇气,制定了一个计划。当太阳开始落下时,我们悄悄地snuck(偷偷溜)出家门,试图避开父母的注视。冒险的刺激在我们体内流淌,当我们踮着脚走下街道时,小心翼翼地不发出任何声音。我们到达了那座房子,破碎的窗户和吱吱作响的门使它看起来阴森可怕。当我们推开门时,我的心跳加速,兴奋与恐惧交织在一起。我们snuck(偷偷溜)了进去,黑暗像厚重的毯子一样将我们包裹。里面空气潮湿,尘埃粒子在微弱的光线中舞动。我们探索着每个房间,低声窃笑,紧张不已。我记得当我听到楼上传来的奇怪声音时,脊背一阵发凉。我的朋友们互相鼓励着去调查,不久之后,我们都已经snuck(偷偷溜)上了吱吱作响的楼梯。当我们到达楼上时,发现一个装满旧家具和被遗忘的记忆的小阁楼。正是在那里,我们发现了一个旧箱子。当我们打开它时,心跳加速,希望能找到一些令人兴奋的东西。里面是满是灰尘的衣服和一些旧照片。虽然这不是宝藏,但感觉像是我们发现了一部分历史。我们snuck(偷偷溜)回到楼下,脑海中充满了刚刚经历的事情。最终,我们意识到天色已晚,需要回家,以免父母注意到我们不见了。当我们离开房子时,我忍不住感到一种成就感。我们snuck(偷偷溜)进了一个禁区,经历了一场激动人心的冒险。回想起来,我意识到那些顽皮和探索的时刻是形成性经历。它们教会了我好奇心和友谊的重要性。尽管我们当时snuck(偷偷溜)进了那座房子,但这是一场无害的冒险,让我们更加亲密。现在,作为一个成年人,我常常回想起那个夏天的晚上。单词snuck(偷偷溜)让我想起了生动的笑声、恐惧和兴奋。它提醒我童年的纯真和塑造我今天的冒险。虽然我可能不再snuck(偷偷溜)进禁地,但冒险的精神依然在我心中,促使我去探索和发现生活中的新事物。