snooper

UK
/ˈsnuːpə/
US
/ˈsnupɚ/

Translations

snoopernoun
snoopers
pl
UK
/ˈsnuːpə/
US
/ˈsnupɚ/
fouineurPersonne curieuse de façon indiscrète ou intrusive.
The snooper was caught going through the private files in the office.
Le fouineur a été surpris en train de consulter les dossiers privés au bureau.
Additional translations
mouchardAppareil ou programme utilisé pour espionner ou surveiller discrètement ; emploi surtout technique ou familier.
snooperadjective
UK
/ˈsnuːpə/
US
/ˈsnupər/
Used attributively to describe software, devices, or activities related to clandestine monitoring.
espionEmploi adjectival, dans le sens de « qui sert à espionner ».
The snooper software records every keystroke without the user's knowledge.
Le logiciel espion enregistre chaque frappe à l'insu de l'utilisateur.

Definitions

snoopernoun
A person who investigates or looks into things in a secretive or intrusive manner.
The snooper was caught going through the private files in the office.
A device or tool used for secretly gathering information.
The company installed a snooper to monitor the network traffic for any suspicious activity.
snooperadjective
Relating to or designed for secretly monitoring or gathering information.
The snooper software records every keystroke without the user's knowledge.