英[vwaɪ'ɜː(r)]美[vwaɪ'ɜːr]
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词源记忆法
来自法语voyeur，来自拉丁语videre，看，词源同vision，visit。引申义偷窥，窥淫癖者。
noun(名词)
双解例句
noun(名词)
小知识
Make sure you close the curtains at night, just in case there’s a voyeur in the neighborhood. A voyeur is someone who likes to watch people without them knowing.
The word voyeur came into English in the twentieth century from the French word voir, meaning “see.” A voyeur is someone who peeps, or spies on other people, watching them do things they probably don't want to be seen, or someone who likes to hear stories about strangers' private lives. When you spell voyeur, make sure you remember the ending is spelled “eur,” a legacy of the word’s French heritage.