Peep at Meaning in English
expression
ˈpip/ /ˈæt
PEEP-at
pˈiːp/ /ˈæt
PEEP-at
التعريف
To look at something quickly or secretly, often when you are not supposed to be looking.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Usually informal and sometimes playful. Often used for situations where someone sneaks a look, such as 'peep at answers,' 'peep at the present.' Implies secrecy or curiosity. Do not confuse 'peep' with 'peek'—both mean to look quickly, but 'peep' often sounds more secretive or shy.
Spanish: mirar a escondidas - echar un vistazo (a algo de manera furtiva)Portuguese (BR): espiar - dar uma olhada rápidaPortuguese (PT): espreitar - dar uma olhada rápidaChinese (Simplified): 偷偷看Chinese (Traditional): 偷看Hindi: चुपके से देखनाArabic: ينظر خلسةً إلىBengali: চোরা নজর দেওয়া - লুকিয়ে দেখাRussian: подсматривать - взглядывать украдкойJapanese: こっそり見る - のぞき見るVietnamese: liếc nhìn trộm - nhìn lénKorean: 몰래 보다 - 슬쩍 보다Turkish: gizlice bakmak - göz ucuyla bakmakUrdu: چپکے سے دیکھنا - چوری چھپے دیکھناIndonesian: mengintip - melirik diam-diam
جمل نموذجية
He tried to peep at his friend's test paper.
basic
The cat likes to peep at birds through the window.
basic
Don't peep at your gift before your birthday!
basic
She couldn't resist and peeped at the surprise party decorations.
natural
I saw him peep at his phone during the meeting.
natural
Kids always try to peep at their presents under the tree.
natural