lurk in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

lurk in the PONS Dictionary

lurk Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to lurk (about)
se tapir
to lurk beneath the surface
traîner à la surface
fears lurk beneath the apparent calm
la peur rôde malgré le calme apparent
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However giant spiders lurk behind the trees, and the forest has a mind of its own.
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But sometimes the greatest danger can lurk beneath a...
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The sight of modern sensibilities lurking behind the curtains can break ye olde spell.
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Relics, souvenirs for the disaster freaks, food for collectors lurking at auctions and sniffing out attics...
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Unknown to them, a human heart-eating eyeless, strong-sensed and vigilant monster lurks the station every midnight.
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Giant worms, giant mosquitoes, living vines, a swamp monster, and hungry creatures lurk in the shadows and are ready to take out the drivers.
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The term lurk can be traced back to when it was first used during the 14th century.
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It is protected by the toxic nature of the sponges where it lurks, but is sometimes eaten by fish and crabs.
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They navigate this character through a series of increasingly worse nightmares, exploring the environments and avoiding the horrifying monsters lurking within them.
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Interviews can also be used to answer the question of why and how lurkers lurk.
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