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spied

/spaɪd/

spyverb

spied

Past Simple

spied

Past Simple

spied

Past Participle

spying

Gerund

/spaɪ/

Traductions

The detective decided to spy on the suspect to gather more evidence.

Le détective a décidé d'espionner le suspect pour recueillir davantage de preuves.

Traductions supplémentaires

apercevoirS'emploie au sens de « distinguer du regard », souvent dans un contexte un peu littéraire ou familier.

Définitions

To observe or watch someone or something secretly, often for gathering information.

The detective decided to spy on the suspect to gather more evidence.

To catch sight of something or someone, especially something that is difficult to see.

From the top of the hill, I could spy the distant city skyline.

Synonymes

spynoun

Définitions

A person employed by a government or other organization to secretly obtain information about an enemy or competitor.

The spy was caught trying to steal classified documents from the embassy.

A person who keeps watch on others secretly.

He felt like a spy as he watched his neighbors through the window.

spyadjective

Définitions

Relating to or designed for espionage or secret observation.

The agency installed spy cameras throughout the facility.