eavesdrop

英 [ˈiːvzdrɒp]

美 [ˈiːvzdrɑːp]

v.  偷听，窃听(其他人谈话)
n.  檐水

现在分词：eavesdropping　第三人称单数：eavesdrops　过去分词：eavesdropped　过去式：eavesdropped　

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Collins.1 / BNC.19789 / COCA.14900

牛津词典

verb

• 偷听，窃听（其他人谈话）
  to listen secretly to what other people are saying
  1. We caught him eavesdropping outside the window.
     我们撞见他正在窗外偷听。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 偷听;窃听
  If youeavesdrop onsomeone, you listen secretly to what they are saying.
  1. The government illegally eavesdropped on his telephone conversations...
     政府非法窃听了他的电话。
  2. The housemaid eavesdropped from behind the kitchen door.
     女佣在厨房门后偷听。

英英释义

verb

• listen without the speaker's knowledge
  1. the jealous man was eavesdropping on his wife's conversations
  Synonym:listen in

双语例句

• Because the secure connection must "tunnel" through the proxy server to the intended destination, malicious proxy servers can very easily eavesdrop on any conversation.
  因为安全连接必须由代理服务器提供一个隧道才能到达目的地，因此恶意的代理服务器就可以很容易地窃取任何会话。
• I could have sworn several people behind us were walking close enough to eavesdrop.
  我可以发誓有好几个人紧跟在我们后面，近得都能偷听到我们对话。
• Sweden's Parliament by a narrow margin on Wednesday approved a controversial law that allows authorities to eavesdrop on all email and telephone traffic that enters the country.
  瑞典议会本周三以微弱优势通过了一项颇具争议的法案，该法案允许官方截查和窃听所有跨国电子邮件及电话。
• How could any computer eavesdrop on all the goings-on that take place in there every moment of ordinary life?
  计算机怎么能窃听日常生活每时每刻发生在大脑里的全部活动呢？
• I also like to eavesdrop on conversations held by loud people when I'm in public places.
  在公共场合我也喜欢偷听那些大声谈话的人的交谈。
• The government illegally eavesdropped on his telephone conversations
  政府非法窃听了他的电话。
• Again Miss Lin rolled over on the bed, and raised tier head She would eavesdrop on this conversation. Whom could Ma be talking to, that voices had to be kept so low?
  林小姐在床上又翻一个身，翘起了头，打算偷听妈和谁谈话，是那样悄悄地放低了声音。
• Now you can eavesdrop from a safe distance with the Orbitor Electronic Listening Device.
  现在你可以用这个电子装置在一个安全的距离。
• Go to a caf é frequented by artists and eavesdrop on their conversation.
  多和那些有创造性的人在一起。多和艺术家一起去咖啡馆，听听他们的谈话。
• This suggests Skype would need to build a back door to allow intelligence services to track who is talking to whom and, provided they have a warrant, to eavesdrop on the content of those conversations.
  这意味着，Skype将需要建立一个后门，使情报机构得以追踪交谈的双方是谁，并且在已取得搜查证的情况下，还可以窃听谈话的内容。