spook 的 3 个定义
- Informal. a ghost; specter.
- Slang. a ghostwriter.
- Slang. an eccentric person.
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- to haunt; inhabit or appear in or to as a ghost or specter.
- Informal. to frighten; scare.
- Informal. to become frightened or scared: The fish spooked at any disturbance in the pool.
spook 近义词
frighten, scare
更多spook例句
- And he just so happens to be the hardest-working spook on the planet.
- Few people knew better than Orson Welles how to spook an entire country.
- Authorities in Moscow claim to have arrested an American spook wearing wigs and carrying an incriminating letter.
- A third test will, therefore, further spook nervous allies and create a new sense of vulnerability among Americans.
- From suave Jack Ryan to smarmy Eugene Kittridge, potential candidates for America's next top spook.
- More than with the "spook," however, was the public mind agitated by other rumors which touched upon "south meadow."
- A speck is a minute spot, and among the ancients a speck or dot within a circle was the symbol of the central Spook or Spectre.
- It gets me what she was doing in that spook place alone at night.
- How do you connect this gentlemanly spook with the treasure, your Excellency?
- I think there is more in this spook story than Colonel McClure knows of, or, at least, will admit.