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Перевод: snooping

[прилагательное]
шпионящий; выслеживающий

Тезаурус:

1. He'd say I'm snooping and interfering."
2. In other words, the period of fixed duration allows snooping of an unauthorized nature.
3. "Snooping, was he?
4. It had not occurred to her that the snooping might have been on a more professional level.
5. The Germans certainly knew about Bawdsey: in 1938 they sent a Luftwaffe general over in a Zeppelin to cruise the Suffolk coastline, snooping into the manor's electronic secrets.
6. Cynically, Leila considered Lazar probably expected Nathan to indulge in a little snooping for him, find out what Roirbak was working on nowadays.
7. The security apparatus, known as Stasi by the people who feared it, is on its last legs after 39 years of running agents, snooping on dissidents and harassing critics of the ruling Communist party.
8. I do not propose to open my own door to any such snooping interlopers, disturbers of my peace.
9. "Have you finished snooping round my place now?"
10. We should be looking for a market-based solution to our problems, not snooping in people's backyards to check out what kind of barbecue they are using."
11. "I can't tell you how much more at ease I feel, without her and her cronies snooping on me."
12. He was snooping about, though."
13. Devilish-sounding fixes, such as a rule that all company cars must carry the corporate logo in letters two feet high, would involve more government snooping than the problem is worth.