voyeuristic
adjective
uk/ˌvwɑː.jɜːˈrɪ.stɪk/us/ˌvwɑː.jəˈrɪs.tɪk/relatingto ortypicalof avoyeur(= someone who getspleasurefromsecretlywatchingotherpeople,especiallyinsexualsituations):
窥视癖的,偷窥的There is a voyeuristicthrillinlookingat aphotographof someone'sfrontroom,completewithpersonalbelongings.看着某人的前厅的照片,其中有个人物品,有一种偷窥的快感。
People like towatchfightvideosonline; there's always this voyeuristicfascinationwithviolence.人们喜欢在网上看打斗视频;人们总是对暴力有一种窥视癖般的迷恋。
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voyeur
- Theprojectisdesignedtoplayon the public's voyeuristictendencies.
- Somefoundthe show too voyeuristic orexploitative.
- Despite the voyeuristicappealoftheirsubjectmatter, thefilmsadoptathoughtful,compassionatetone.