stalker

英 [ˈstɔːkə(r)]

美 [ˈstɔːkər]

n.  跟踪者; 盯梢者; 悄悄接近猎物的猎人

复数：stalkers　

BNC.26843 / COCA.16890

牛津词典

noun

• 跟踪者；盯梢者
  a person who follows and watches another person over a long period of time in a way that is annoying or frightening
• 悄悄接近猎物的猎人
  a person who follows an animal quietly and slowly, especially in order to kill or capture it

柯林斯词典

• 跟踪骚扰者(尤针对名人或分手恋人)
  Astalkeris someone who keeps following or contacting someone else, especially a famous person or a person they used to have a relationship with, in an annoying and frightening way.

英英释义

noun

• someone who prowls or sneaks about
  Synonym:prowlersneak
• someone who stalks game
• someone who walks with long stiff strides

双语例句

• It's like the stalker's national anthem.
  那就像是尾随者的国歌。
• I was worried that he wasanother Lana Lang stalker.
  我担心会有其他的拉娜朗粉丝跟踪你。
• They chided you when that stalker hurt you.
  那些警察不是什么都没帮你吗。
• Broots, do you have any tangible evidence of the stalker?
  broots，你有没有跟踪者的切实证据？
• Then they'll never catch the stalker.
  那么他们也永远抓不到那个恐吓者。
• Your stalker obviously meant business.
  你的跟踪者显然是来真的。
• Close family friend or a stalker.
  亲近的家族朋友或跟踪者。
• He could be some celebrity stalker.
  而他可能是个公子哥。
• If I was the stalker, if I wanted to invade her privacy, I would be doing that instead of standing here talking to you.
  如果我是那个恐吓者，如果我要侵犯她的隐私，我就去做了，而不是在这里和你说话。
• Suddenly, having a stalker on the loose isn't so scary.
  突然觉得，有个自由的尾随者并不是最可怕的。