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spied是spy的过去式 - v.发现；侦查；侦察；仔细察看
- n.侦察；特务
- 网络侦察出；间谍；侦探
第三人称单数：spies 现在分词：spying 过去式：spied v. snoop,nose around,watch,eavesdrop,spot n. secret agent,double agent,mole,infiltrator,plant v. | 1. to work, operate, or function as a spy 2. to maintain a network of spies and gather intelligence in other clandestine ways 3. to keep watch secretly or furtively on somebody or something in order to gain information 4. to try to discover information about something or somebody by means of intensive covert investigations 5. to catch sight of somebody or something, often by chance 6. to discover something by close observation 7. to notice someone or something 8. act as a spy on;watch secretly 1. to work, operate, or function as a spy 2. to maintain a network of spies and gather intelligence in other clandestine ways 3. to keep watch secretly or furtively on somebody or something in order to gain information 4. to try to discover information about something or somebody by means of intensive covert investigations 5. to catch sight of somebody or something, often by chance 6. to discover something by close observation 7. to notice someone or something 8. act as a spy on;watch secretly | n. | 1. an employee of a government who seeks secret information in or from another country, especially about military matters 2. an employee of a company who seeks secret information about rival organizations 3. a watcher of other people in secret 4. an instance of acting as a spy 5. someone whose job is to find out secret information about a country or an organization 1. an employee of a government who seeks secret information in or from another country, especially about military matters 2. an employee of a company who seeks secret information about rival organizations 3. a watcher of other people in secret 4. an instance of acting as a spy 5. someone whose job is to find out secret information about a country or an organization |
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