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I . sneak <-ed, -ed [or AM snuck, snuck]> [sni:k] VERBE intr

2. sneak GB péj fam (denounce):

to sneak on sb

II . sneak <-ed, -ed [or AM snuck, snuck]> [sni:k] VERBE trans

1. sneak (look):

to sneak a look [or glance] at sb

2. sneak (take):

to sneak sth in/out

III . sneak [sni:k] SUBST GB péj fam

sneak
skarżypyta m ou f

sneak preview SUBST

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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As the enemy concentrates on the decoy, he will miss you sneaking up to him.
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One night, after a date, they sneak into a treehouse and consummate their relationship.
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Players can unlock doors and sneak making no sound, but slowing them down.
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One by one, they sneak off and get into the limo, surprised to see the others there.
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Those who were unable to obtain passes could usually bribe the border guards or sneak across.
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They sneak in, lock their older selves inside a green room and jump onto the stage, where the song continues in front of an audience.
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Athletes could sneak past security, and go to other countries rooms, by going over the fencing that encompassed the village.
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It can also be used as a stealth tool to sneak past guards.
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He goes to the bank headquarters and sneaks into their archives.
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A sailor from a poor family, the protagonist sneaks onto a trading ship, eventually becoming rich, marrying a princess, and acquiring his own galleon.
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