spy是什么意思音标:英 [spaɪ]美 [spaɪ]

n. 间谍, 侦探, 侦察
vt. 侦察, 找出, 发现
vi. 做密探, 侦查

n. (miptary) a secret agent hired by a state to obtain information about its enemies or by a business to obtain industrial secrets from competitors
n. a secret watcher; someone who secretly watches other people
v. watch, observe, or inquire secretly
v. catch sight of; to perceive with the eyes

spy的用法和例句：

1.When you go after a spy, you send another spy.

要追踪一个间谍 你只能派另一个间谍去

2.If we don't spy on our spies, we'd never know anything at all.

如果我们不监视自己的间谍 就什么都不会知道了

3.And we're not spying on you, not any more.

而且我们再也没有监控你们

4.I mean, I did install a camera and I did spy on her, but I did not install it to spy on her.

虽然我确实装了摄像头 也监视了她 但我装摄像头并不是为了监视她

5.When a spy is killed in the field, it's often hardest on the people they were spying on.

如果间谍在任务中殉职 对于监视他的人来说非常麻烦

6.If he's using you to spy on us, maybe we could use you to spy back.

如果他利用你暗中监视我们 也许我们可以反其道而行之

7.spying on me. I have not been traipng you.

监视我 我才没有跟踪你

8.Being a spy is all that matters to me.

做一名特工 对我来说是首位

9.That's why you were a soldier and I was a spy.

这就是为什么你是军人而我是间谍

10.It's not spying I'm not doing anything.

你在公共场合那么做 我什么也没做