espied

英 [eˈspaɪd]

美 [eˈspaɪd]

v.  突然看见
espy的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 看到;注意到
  If youespysomething, you see or notice it.
  1. Here, from a window, did Guinevere espy a knight standing in a woodman's cart.
     吉尼维尔是从这里透过窗户看到了站在樵夫车上的骑士。

双语例句

• By chance the persecuted goddess espied in the bottom of the valley a pond of clear water.
  这个备受迫害的女神无意间发现山谷底有一池清水。
• A schoolgirl was sitting with her feet stretched far out into the aisle, and was busily chewing gum, when the teacher espied her.
  一女生坐在座位上，嘴里拼命地嚼着口香糖，脚还伸到过道里，被老师给看见了。
• From the throngs of crowds, she espied a young man.
  在万头攒动的人群中，瞥见一名年轻男子。
• Not far away, she espied a tall man of middle age standing beside a tree with a dour look on his face.
  她看到离她不远的地方，有一个身材高高的中年男子久久地伫立在一棵树旁，脸色沉郁，神情凄楚。
• I entered a village which I espied.
  我望见一个村子，便走进去。
• Jean Valjean measured with his eyes the wall above which he espied the linden; it was about eighteen feet in height.
  冉阿让用眼睛估量了那边墙的高度，并看见有棵菩提树从墙头上伸出来。那墙约莫有十八尺高。
• And was busily chewing gum, when the teacher espied her.
  嘴里还拼命地嚼口香糖，被老师发现了。
• One day Robinson Crusoe espied a foot print on the sand.
  有一天，罗宾逊克鲁斯看到沙滩上有脚印。
• Was it you I espied jogging in the park this morning?
  我今天早上看到在公园里有个人慢跑，是你吗？
• We espied a number of canoes.
  我们发现了几只独木舟。