spook

美[spuːk] 英[spuːk]

n. 幽灵；间谍

vt. 鬼怪般出没；吓唬；惊吓；代写

过去式：spooked 过去分词：spooked 现在分词：spooking 第三人称单数：spooks

近义词：ghost，phantom，apparition，specter，spirit，frighten，shade，wraith，spectre，startle，surprise，shock，alarm，agitate，disturb，spy，sleuth，snoop，mole，doubleagent，creep，weirdy，weirdo，weirdie，

英英释义

Noun

someone unpleasantly strange or eccentric
a mental representation of some haunting experience;
"he looked like he had seen a ghost" "it aroused specters from his past"

Verb

frighten or scare, and often provoke into a violent action;
"The noise spooked the horse"

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用作名词(n.)

Are you afraid of spooks?你怕不怕鬼?
I just learned that my father had been a spook for years.我刚刚才得知我父亲多年来一直是个间谍。

用作及物动词(vt.)

Something in the bushes spooked her horse.矮树林里有东西惊了她的马。
Someone like you won't spook me.像你这样的人吓唬不了我。
The drop, say analysts, was enough to spook an already nervous market.这种跌落，分析师认为，足以在已经很紧张的市场引起恐慌。
I can spook a letter for you, if necessary.如果有必要，我可以代你写封信的。

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