sneak

/sniːk/

verb

Fark edilmeden sessizce ve gizlice hareket etmek.

To move quietly and secretly, trying not to be noticed or heard.

  • She tried to sneak past her sleeping parents.
  • The cat sneaked up on the bird.
  • He sneaked out of the party early.
  • Invasive species often sneak into new ecosystems through commercial shipping routes, establishing populations before detection becomes possible.
  • Researchers observed that certain biases can sneak into experimental designs despite rigorous peer review and methodological controls.
  • Inflationary pressures began to sneak into consumer markets well before central banks acknowledged the emerging economic trend.
verb

İzinsiz veya fark edilmeden gizlice bir şey almak, getirmek veya yapmak.

To secretly take, bring, or do something without permission or detection.

  • He sneaked a cookie from the jar.
  • They sneaked alcohol into the concert.
  • Can you sneak me the answers?
nouninformal

Gizli, dürüst olmayan veya korkak bir şekilde davranan kişi.

A person who acts in a secretive, dishonest, or cowardly way.

  • Don't trust him, he's a sneak.
  • What a sneak, telling the teacher on us!