prying

形容词爱打听的

动词打听，刺探（他人的私事）( pry的现在分词 ); 撬开

1. 爱打听的：pryer 窥探者 | prying 爱打听的 | PS 附言

2. 窥探的; 爱打听的 (形)：prussiate 氢氰酸盐 (名) | prying 窥探的; 爱打听的 (形) | psalm 圣诗, 诗篇, 圣歌 (名)

3. 撬：榔头 hammer | 撬 prying | 插 insert

4. 窥探的,爱打听的：cloying 甜得发腻的 | prying 窥探的,爱打听的 | vying 竞争的

1. The model poses before the camera as she averts her eyes from the prying lens and turns her head gracefully into another direction.

2. She acknowledges the difficulty of prying even an injured addict away from his activity.

3. prying

3. The regulation also discourages the families of court employees from prying or making favorable comments about parties involved in legal proceedings.

4. Many teens will welcome Chongqing municipality's new " Law for the Protection of Minors ", which keeps their personal communications out of reach of prying parents.

5. And the very technologies they are using as shields have long been employed by legitimate businesses to protect their data from prying eyes and hackers.

6. " I really don't have time for this nonsense, " she told a prying psychiatrist.

7. Some replied that they feel suffocated by their parents'overwhelming concerns prying into their private lives.

8. Even my conservative friend who accepts many things that outrage me was annoyed by this prying.

9. She's no stranger to the media prying its way into her personal life.

noun

adj