| 词组 | lurk |
| 释义 | lurk 1. noun a cunning scheme or stratagem. A positive term. When referring to a fraudulent or otherwise illegal activity a 'lurk' is only ever a misdemeanour or a bending of the rules. Commonly refers also to a job that is easy yet sounds like hard work, or has some clever trick to being profitable AUSTRALIA, 1891 2. verb to read postings on an Internet discussion group without posting your own comments US, 1984 lurkslang To peruse or frequent an online community, such as a forum, message board, or comment section, without leaving a comment or post of one's own. I've been lurking on this site since the early 2000s, but recently I've felt motivated to contribute some of my own writing. There are a vocal minority on here who will shout down dissenting opinions, but I think most of the people lurking on our site are actually pretty tolerant and reasonable. lurk aroundTo move or hang about (some place) in a suspicious, sneaking, or slinking manner. I had this horrible feeling someone was lurking around outside our house, so I called the police. This is the second time this month I've seen that guy lurking around—does anyone know who he is? lurk aroundto slink or sneak around somewhere. Who is that guy lurking around the building? Stop lurking around. lurk in. to read computer newsgroups or forums without ever making a comment. I’ve been lurking for a few weeks but just have to get in a few comments. |
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