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| 1 | I +off/out/away etc: to walk in a way that shows you feel angry or offended （生气地）大踏步走 | He shook his head in disgust and stalked off, muttering. 他反感地摇了摇头，嘴里咕哝着大踏步地走了。 | |
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| 2 | T to hunt a person or animal by following them without being seen 悄悄地跟踪捕猎 | She watched a cat stalking a bird in the garden. 她看着花园里一只猫悄悄地跟着一只鸟。 | | Gunmen stalked and killed several political activists. 枪手们悄悄地跟踪并杀害了几位政治活动家。 | |
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| 3 | T to follow and watch someone all the time in a threatening way , because of an extremely strong interest in them 跟踪 | He had continued stalking her despite a warning from the police. 他不顾警方的警告继续跟踪她。 | | The princes complained of being stalked by photographers wherever they went. 王子们抱怨无论他们去哪儿都受到摄影师们的跟踪。 | |
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| 4 | T literary to move around in a place in a dangerous , harmful , or threatening way 出没；作祟 | the murderer who was stalking the village 在村庄出没的凶手 | | | 4a | if something unpleasant or dangerous stalks a place , it affects the people there 蔓延 | | Plague stalked the streets of London. 瘟疫在伦敦的各条街道蔓延着。 | | |
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