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Rep.
herumschleichen
lurk about, lurk around ГЛАГ нпрх
lurk [lɜ:k, Am lɜ:rk] ГЛАГ нпрх
auf der Lauer liegen a. прен
lauern <ich lau(e)re>
прен to lurk behind sth
hinter etw дат stecken
I. about [əˈbaʊt] ПРЕДЛ
1. about (on the subject of, concerning):
über +вин
Zukunftsangst f <-, -ängste>
sich вин über etw вин freuen
sich дат einer S. род sicher/unsicher sein
to ask sb about sth/sb
jdn nach etw/jdm fragen
to be on about sth Brit разг
sich вин über etw вин auslassen
to care about sth/sb
sich вин für etw/jdn interessieren
to dream about sth/sb
von etw/jdm träumen
über etw вин sprechen
all about sb/sth
alles über jdn/etw
2. about (affecting):
gegen +вин
3. about (surrounding):
um +вин
4. about after vb (expressing movement):
5. about (expressing location):
Brit form do you have a pen about you[r person]?
6. about (being a feature, characteristic of):
an +дат
7. about (aimed at):
8. about Brit разг (in the process of):
Phrases:
mit etw дат fortfahren
how about sth/sb?
to know what one is about разг
II. about [əˈbaʊt] НРЧ inv
1. about (approximately):
2. about (almost):
3. about (barely):
4. about esp Brit (around):
umherlaufen <läuft umher, lief umher, umhergelaufen>
5. about esp Brit (in the area):
6. about form (opposite):
about turn [or Am face]! ВОЕН
7. about (intending):
Phrases:
Запис в OpenDict
lurk ГЛАГ
to lurk below the surface прен rare
Запис в OpenDict
about ПРЕДЛ
Present
Ilurk about
youlurk about
he/she/itlurks about
welurk about
youlurk about
theylurk about
Past
Ilurked about
youlurked about
he/she/itlurked about
welurked about
youlurked about
theylurked about
Present Perfect
Ihavelurked about
youhavelurked about
he/she/ithaslurked about
wehavelurked about
youhavelurked about
theyhavelurked about
Past Perfect
Ihadlurked about
youhadlurked about
he/she/ithadlurked about
wehadlurked about
youhadlurked about
theyhadlurked about
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едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)
He discovers an organism lurking within his throat, but before he can react, it takes over his body.
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It is protected by the toxic nature of the sponges where it lurks, but is sometimes eaten by fish and crabs.
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Prodigal sons returning to their hometowns as patriotic heroes, usually with darkness inside them, scars from their time in combat lurking beneath the surface.
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At the end of a world there is always a castle, where a boss lurks.
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The term lurk can be traced back to when it was first used during the 14th century.
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