Translations

sneakingnoun
UK
/ˈsniːkɪŋ/
US
/ˈsniːkɪŋ/
Gerund functioning as a lexical noun meaning 'the act of moving stealthily'.
sneakinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈsniː.kɪŋ/
US
/ˈsni.kɪŋ/
More precise classification than generic ADJECTIVE.
The sneaking cat approached the bird quietly.
Крадущийся кот тихо подошел к птице.
He had a sneaking suspicion that something was wrong.
У него было подкрадывающееся подозрение, что что-то не так.
sneakverb

sneaking

Gerund

sneaked
Past Simple
sneaked
Past Participle
sneaking
Gerund
UK
/sniːk/
US
/snik/
The cat would sneak up on the birds in the garden.
Кошка подкрадывалась к птицам в саду.
He tried to sneak past the guards.
Он попытался прокрасться мимо охранников.
She managed to sneak into the concert without a ticket.
Ей удалось прокрасться на концерт без билета.
Additional translations

Definitions

sneakingnoun
The act or practice of moving in a stealthy or furtive manner.
Night-time sneaking around the house got him into trouble.
sneakinggerund / present participle
Furtive; moving or acting in a stealthy manner so as to avoid detection.
The cat took a sneaking step toward the unsuspecting bird.
Characterized by a feeling or emotion that is not openly acknowledged or expressed.
She had a sneaking admiration for his courage, even though she never admitted it.
sneakverb
To move or go in a furtive or stealthy manner.
He tried to sneak past the guards without being noticed.
To take or bring something secretly or without permission.
She managed to sneak a piece of cake from the kitchen.
To do something secretly or without being noticed.
He would often sneak a look at his phone during meetings.
To inform on someone; to disclose someone's wrongdoing to an authority (chiefly British informal).
He threatened to beat me up if I sneaked to the teacher.