skulk

skulk

美 [skʌlk] 　英 [skʌlk]

• v.潜伏；偷偷摸摸地走动；鬼鬼祟祟地活动
• n.同“skulker”；〈古〉狐群
• 网络躲藏；偷懒；偷偷隐躲

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The burglar skulk behind the door when he hear someone talking.

当窃贼听到有人谈话时即躲在门后。

If you still have interest to browse my face again, have a look at thick glasses slice empress skulk of man of mine-eyes!

如果你还有兴趣再浏览一下我的脸，看一看在厚厚眼镜片后躲躲闪闪的男人的我的——眼睛！

It is one thing to be idle and skulk , and quite another to take a ship and murder a number of innocent men.

吊儿郎当、消极怠惰是一回事，夺取船只、杀害一些无辜的人却是另一码事。

More often he'd simply pace and finally skulk off to his tree stump, perhaps to worry alone.

更多的时候他只是踱步，最后又偷偷回到他的树桩那儿，也许要独自不安。

'Showing off used to be the main satisfaction of being very rich in America, ' wrote Mr. Fussell. 'Now the rich must skulk and hide.

“炫耀曾是美国富人获得精神满足的主要方式，”福塞尔写道，“而现在他们必须躲躲藏藏。”

Bearing others'disdain and mistrust with simmering rage, they skulk back to their shadowy schemes and furtive activities.

承担着其他部族饱含沸腾一般狂怒的轻蔑和猜疑，他们偷偷摸摸地继续自己见不得光的图谋和鬼鬼祟祟的行动。

Skulk : To lie in hiding, as out of cowardice or bad conscience ; lurk .

偷偷摸摸：由于懦弱或坏心眼而躲躲闪闪；潜伏。

It's a hard thing to skulk and starve in the heather.

躲在树林里的挨饿不是一件好受的事。

malinger goldbrick skulk slack off scrimshank

逃避，偷懒