英语词汇spy怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ spy /ˈspaɪ/ noun

plural spies

¹ spy

/ˈspaɪ/

noun

plural spies

Learner's definition of SPY

[count]

: a person who tries secretly to get information about a country or organization for another country or organization间谍

He was a spy for the CIA.他是美国中央情报局的间谍。
a Cold War spy冷战时期的间谍

— often used before another noun常用于另一名词前

a spy novel/thriller [=a novel/thriller about spies]间谍题材的小说/惊悚片
a spy camera/plane [=a camera/plane used for spying]间谍摄像机/飞机

: someone who secretly watches the movement or actions of other people密探；暗中监视者

My coworker is a spy for the boss.我的同事是老板的密探。
the neighborhood spy街区监视者

² spy /ˈspaɪ/ verb

spies; spied; spying

² spy

/ˈspaɪ/

verb

spies; spied; spying

Learner's definition of SPY

[no object] : to try secretly to get information about a country, organization, etc. : to act as a spy搜集情报；当间谍

They were accused of spying for a foreign government.他们被指控充当外国政府的间谍。

— often + on

They were accused of spying on a rival company.他们被指控刺探公司竞争对手的情报。

[+ object] : to see or notice (someone or something)看见；发现

She spied [=caught sight of] a friend in the crowd.她在人群中看到一个朋友。

spy on

[phrasal verb]

spy on (someone or something)

: to watch (someone) secretly暗中监视；窥探

He spies on his neighbors.他暗中监视邻居。
Have you been spying on me?你一直在暗中监视我吗？

— see also ²spy 1 (above)

spy out

[phrasal verb]

spy (something) out or spy out (something) : to notice, find, or learn about (something) by looking often in a secret way暗中查明，探明（某事）

They were trying to spy out the enemy's position.他们正在设法探明敌人的位置。

spy out the land chiefly British : to find or get more information about a situation secretly and before making a decision（做出决定前）暗中摸清情况

单词	spy
释义	spy (verb) spy 2 ENTRIES FOUND: spy (noun) spy (verb) ¹ spy /ˈspaɪ/ noun plural spies ¹ spy /ˈspaɪ/ noun plural spies Learner's definition of SPY [count] 1 : a person who tries secretly to get information about a country or organization for another country or organization间谍 He was a spy for the CIA.他是美国中央情报局的间谍。 a Cold War spy冷战时期的间谍 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 a spy novel/thriller [=a novel/thriller about spies]间谍题材的小说/惊悚片 a spy camera/plane [=a camera/plane used for spying]间谍摄像机/飞机 2 : someone who secretly watches the movement or actions of other people密探；暗中监视者 My coworker is a spy for the boss.我的同事是老板的密探。 the neighborhood spy街区监视者 ² spy /ˈspaɪ/ verb spies; spied; spying ² spy /ˈspaɪ/ verb spies; spied; spying Learner's definition of SPY 1 [no object] : to try secretly to get information about a country, organization, etc. : to act as a spy搜集情报；当间谍 They were accused of spying for a foreign government.他们被指控充当外国政府的间谍。 — often + on They were accused of spying on a rival company.他们被指控刺探公司竞争对手的情报。 2 [+ object] : to see or notice (someone or something)看见；发现 She spied [=caught sight of] a friend in the crowd.她在人群中看到一个朋友。 spy on [phrasal verb] spy on (someone or something) : to watch (someone) secretly暗中监视；窥探 He spies on his neighbors.他暗中监视邻居。 Have you been spying on me?你一直在暗中监视我吗？ — see also ²spy 1 (above) spy out [phrasal verb] 1 spy (something) out or spy out (something) : to notice, find, or learn about (something) by looking often in a secret way暗中查明，探明（某事） They were trying to spy out the enemy's position.他们正在设法探明敌人的位置。 2 spy out the land chiefly British : to find or get more information about a situation secretly and before making a decision（做出决定前）暗中摸清情况
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