sleuth
sleuth 英 [sluːθ] 美 [sluθ]
n. 侦探；警犬 vi. 做侦探；侦查
进行时:sleuthing 过去式:sleuthed 过去分词:sleuthed 第三人称单数:sleuths 名词复数:sleuths
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- n. 侦探；警犬
- vi. 做侦探；侦查
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1. Agatha Christie's fictional sleuth is often dismissed as scatterbrained, but she is actually a shrewd judge of character and harbors deep knowledge of the dark side of human nature.
阿加莎·克里斯汀塑造的这位侦探经常因为心不在焉被踢出局，但她实际上看人极准，并且深谙人性的阴暗面。
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2. With a little old lady as the sleuth, and no car chases unless they're done very slowly.
由老太太做侦探的戏，没有追车场面，除非开的很慢。
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3. Whodunit: Doyle created original super-sleuth Sherlock Holmes, but he also did some crime-fighting himself.
创作： 柯南道尔创作了歇洛克·福尔摩斯这个超级侦探的原型，身为小说家，他也亲自与犯罪分子较量过。
- sleuth (n.) c. 1200, "track or trail of a person," from Old Norse sloð "trail," of uncertain origin. Meaning "detective" is 1872, shortening of sleuth-hound "keen investigator" (1849), a figurative use of a word that dates back to late 14c. meaning a kind of bloodhound. The verb (intransitive) meaning "to act as a detective, investigate" is recorded from 1905. Related: Sleuthed; sleuthing.
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