voyeurs
英 [vwaɪˈjɜːz]
美 [ˌvɔɪˈjurz]
n. 窥淫癖者(喜欢窥视他人性行为); 刺探隐秘者(喜欢刺探他人的问题或私生活)
voyeur的复数
柯林斯词典
- 窥淫癖者
A voyeur is someone who gets sexual pleasure from secretly watching other people having sex or taking their clothes off. - N-COUNT 好刺探他人隐私者
If you describe someone as a voyeur, you disapprove of them because you think they enjoy watching other people's suffering or problems.- The media has made unfeeling voyeurs of all of us.
媒体把我们所有人都变成了无情刺探他人隐私的人。
- The media has made unfeeling voyeurs of all of us.
双语例句
- The media has made unfeeling voyeurs of all of us.
媒体把我们所有人都变成了无情刺探他人隐私的人。 - So that voyeurs may watch the intimate goings-on of anonymous people. "Oh? It could not be a professional newlywed peeping Tom could it?" Taka looked around.
噢？该不会是那个专职偷窥别人的新婚生活的汤姆吧？魏四周看了看。 - The form of viewing-a "cat's eye"– relates to the universal temptation to peep or be voyeurs.
“猫眼”的观看方式又仿佛是在诱惑和满足著人们窥视的欲望。 - You could install a reverse periscope in your headstone so morbid voyeurs could come and ogle you.
你大可在墓穴里安装一台倒置潜望镜，变态的过路人可以饥渴地窥视你。 - But the biggest thrill for voyeurs of excess is in reading about those who pump cash into one-off extravaganzas.
但是，对于喜欢打探奢侈行为的人而言，最大的震撼莫过于听说有人把钱像水一样扔到一次性的豪华场面中。 - Voyeurs are scary, but they are usually harmless.
偷窥狂很可怕，但是他们通常不会伤害人。