Vocab Bloom Hub

peeper

/ˈpiː.pər/

Traducción: Sustantivo con varios significados: una persona que espía en secreto a otros para satisfacción sexual; un término informal para el ojo; o un animal que emite sonidos cortos y agudos.

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noun

/ˈpiː.pər/C1formal
  • esSustantivo con varios significados: una persona que espía en secreto a otros para satisfacción sexual; un término informal para el ojo; o un animal que emite sonidos cortos y agudos.

A noun with multiple meanings: a person who secretly watches others for sexual gratification; an informal term for an eye; or an animal that makes short, high-pitched sounds.

  1. VoyeurC1informal

    A person who derives pleasure from secretly watching others, especially in sexual situations.

    esVoyeur

    • The police arrested a peeper who was spying on neighbors through their windows.
    • He was known as a peeper in the neighborhood for his strange behavior.
    • The security cameras caught a peeper lurking near the changing rooms.

    Sinónimospeeping tomvoyeur

  2. B2informal

    An informal term for the human eye.

    esOjo

    • Keep your peepers open for any suspicious activity.
    • She rubbed her peepers after waking up from a long nap.
    • I can't see a thing without my peepers working properly.

    Sinónimoseyeglobeopticorb

  3. Small animal that peepsB2informalamericanscientific

    A small animal, such as a frog or bird, that makes short, high-pitched sounds.

    esAnimal pequeño que emite gorjeos o píos

    • The spring peepers started chirping after the rain.
    • We could hear the peepers in the marsh at dusk.
    • A tiny peeper frog hopped across the path.
Formas
  • peepers plural form
  • peepers' possessive plural form
  • peeper's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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