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Перевод: lurk

[существительное]
обман ;
[глагол]
скрываться; прятаться; скрываться в засаде; таиться; оставаться незамеченным

Тезаурус:

1. A number of modifications to this general rule lurk in the background.
2. At the back of some people's minds lurk fears that their region may one day become an island universe again.
3. The unusual, to say nothing of the bizarre, seems always to lurk close by the main door of Maine Road.
4. There does not lurk somewhere a Dorian Gray-like picture of an irascible, opinionated Attila; although people say he is not entirely without a temper.
5. Do they not lurk on the surface of every shape, in the resonance of every sound, in the hue of every colour, and at the root of every plant?
6. "I know," said Nigel, "if you don't want to lurk you can amass."
7. The Ancient Britons had gone home tired of having to lurk in the bushes waiting to burst out in a rabble.
8. Behind the latticework of stylistic decorum lurk the preoccupations of a perturbed middle age, urbane, somewhat over-educated, confronting coarseness and spontaneity with the weapons of obliquity and understatement.
9. But along the margins the ghosts still lurk.
10. Surface socialism may seem more acceptable, but old ideologies lurk close behind the cheerful smiles.
11. AROUND the dire brick pile which is Gethsemane Church lurk malevolent-looking plainclothes policemen dressed in uniform windcheaters.
12. An Italian bidder, with US support, is rumoured to lurk.