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"Vogeurism" the Illusion Pleasant Sensation:The Psychologilal Root of Television Culture Vulgarization
论“窥视癖”的幻觉快感——电视文化庸俗化的心理根源
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The catering of TV media to the voyeurist needs of the audience is the impetus for the vulgarization of TV culture.
电视媒介迎合观众“窥视癖”的需求是电视文化庸俗化的重要原因之一。
3.
A one - way peephole in a door.
窥视孔门上单向的窥视孔
4.
Distinctive Vision--peep --About Robbe-Grillet s The Voyeur;
独特的视觉——窥视——评罗布格里耶小说《窥视者》
5.
inspection glass
窥视孔玻璃，观察镜
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He peeped through a chink in the fence.
他从围栏的缝隙窥视.
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to steal a glance at sB. in the mirror
在镜子中偷偷窥视某人
8.
Tom is peering into a dark cave.
汤姆正朝黑洞里窥视。
9.
One explanation often offered is that some employers have a taste for discrimination.
通常的一种解释就是某些雇佣者有歧视癖好。
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A person who derives sexual gratification from observing the naked bodies or sexual acts of others, especially from a secret vantage point.
窥淫癖者从观看别人的裸体或性行为中得到性满足的人，尤指从一个秘密的有利地点
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peer out of the window/over the wall/through a gap
凝视窗外[隔墙细看/从缝隙中窥视
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"Or standing in the doorway, or labouring in her little garden, or coming forth along the pathway that led townward;"
窥视她位立门前,窥视她在小花园中耕作,窥视她踏上通往镇子的小径:
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He squatted down to peep into the basket.
他蹲下来向篮子里窥视了一下。
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Peeping from visitors is forbidden----- penalty50 pence.
游客的窥视是禁止的------违者处罚50便士。
15.
He spotted a suspicious character peeping into the house.
他发现一个行迹可疑的人向屋内窥视。
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She kept peering through the side curtain.
她不时地从旁边的幕帐向外窥视。
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be caught peeping through the keyhole
贴近锁眼窥视被当场抓住.
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Somebody' slurking in the bushes.
有人在灌木丛里窥视动静.