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单词 spook
释义
spook
noun[C]
uk
/spuːk/us
/spuːk/

spooknoun[C](SPIRIT)

informalforghost:
鬼，幽灵
Thefilmwasdreadful- all spooks andvampires.那部电影很可怕——全是些鬼魂和吸血鬼。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Souls, spirits & ghosts
  • apparition
  • astral plane
  • aura
  • chi
  • chthonic
  • ectoplasm
  • ghostly
  • incorporeal
  • incubus
  • necromancer
  • necromancy
  • Ouija board
  • reincarnation
  • soul
  • spectre
  • spirit
  • séance
  • wight
  • wraith
  • zombie
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spooknoun[C](PERSON)

US
aspy
间谍，密探
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
International relations: spying and espionage
  • agent
  • agent provocateur
  • anti-bug
  • counter-espionage
  • insider
  • intel
  • intelligence
  • MI5
  • MI6
  • scout
  • shadow
  • sleuthing
  • snoop
  • spy
  • spy onsomeone/something
  • superspy
  • tail
  • tap
  • the CIA
  • tradecraft
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spook
verb[T]
uk
/spuːk/us
/spuːk/
tofrightenapersonoranimal:
惊吓；吓唬
Seeing thepolicecaroutsidethehousereally spooked them.看到房子外面的警车，真把他们下了一大跳。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Frightening and scaring
  • chillsomeoneto the bone/marrowidiom
  • cow
  • creep
  • curdle
  • daylight
  • dreadful
  • flesh
  • ghoulish
  • jump scare
  • makesomeone'sblood curdleidiom
  • makesomeone'sblood run coldidiom
  • makeyourflesh crawl/creepidiom
  • scare
  • scaresomeoneinto doingsomething
  • scaresomeoneshitlessidiom
  • scaremongering
  • send
  • send chills down/upsomeone'sspineidiom
  • shiver
  • the heebie-jeebies
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(Definition ofspookfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

spook| American Dictionary

spook
verb[T]
us
/spuk/

spookverb[T](FRIGHTEN)

tofrightenapersonoranimal:
Thatcarwreckspooked mebadly.

spooky

adjectiveus
/ˈspu·ki/
infml
Ithinkit’s very spookysleepingin adarkandcreakyhouse.
spook
noun[C]
us
/spuk/

spooknoun[C](SPIRIT)

infml
ghost

spooknoun[C](PERSON)

slang
spy
(Definition ofspookfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofspook

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They also said that there would have to be private sector involvement, which spooked the market because there was insufficient explanation.
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Unless health reform is concretely connected to the values and interests of a critical number of these groups they will continue tospookan ambivalent public.
From theCambridge English Corpus
There will be people spooking about in the dark when country people do not want them spooking about.
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Who are these spooks who are briefing the press?
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Have those spooks suddenly turned into pacifists, stricken by conscience?
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Like all feral horses, they generally avoid human contact, are distrustful, and are easily spooked.
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Instead, he sneaks out of his window, fuels up with high octane gas, then goes zooming all around town, spooking everything in his way.
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The lights dimmed revealing spooks of luminous paint.
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The idea was to prevent the horses from being spooked when it came close to them.
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His horse is spooked, confused by noise of the traffic and blinded by the lights.
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When spooked, frontosa have been known to break thermometers, filters, and even crack tanks.
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Spooked by the traffic in the street, he flees through the town.
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Light fishing lines and sinkers are used to avoid spooking the fish and, as with all fishing, live bait produces the best results.
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Whilst she tried to brush them off, they are undeterred and finally spooked, she then runs off.
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The elephant soon destroyed several pavilions after being spooked by a low-flying stunt plane.
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