"peeper" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈpiːpə

PEE-per

UK

pˈiːpɐ

PEE-puh

释义

'Peeper' can mean someone who secretly watches others, usually in a creepy or inappropriate way. In U.S. English, it can also refer to a small frog, especially in North America.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈpiːpə

英式英语

pˈiːpɐ

简化发音

美式

PEE-per

英式

PEE-puh

语境中听

The police caught the peeper outside the window.

A peeper is a kind of small frog found in North America.

He was called a peeper because he kept looking through people's fences.

Don't be a peeper—respect others' privacy.