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spook
[spuːk]
释义
释义1：n.古怪的人
An eccentric person.
释义2： vt.吓唬，恐吓
To scare or frighten.
释义3：n.间谍
A secret agent; a spy.
例句
Kellerman: I thought we picked Lincoln Burrows off the street because he was some lowlife who couldn't defend himself. Now I learn it's all about his father, some old spook that the Company's trying to settle a score with? (Prison Break)
凯勒曼：我以为当初选择林肯·布罗斯，是因为他是个没有反抗能力的社会下层人士，现在我才发现，原来他老爸是公司一直想了却旧恩怨的老古怪？（越狱）
Fernando: She's supposed to come around for a conjugal on Tuesday. She's always calling me beforehand, letting me know she's coming.This time, man, I ain't heard a peep. You spooked her.(Prison Break)
费尔南多：她应该周二就来探监了。她以前总是提前打电话告诉我她要过来。这次什么消息也没有，你把她吓着了。（越狱）
Shep:I work in public affairs at Naval Intelligence.
Charlie:You're a fucking spook and you know it.（The Newsroom）
夏普：我在海军情报处公共事务部门工作。
查理：你就是间谍，你自己知道。（新闻编辑室）
