lurking in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for lurking in the English»Italian Dictionary

lurking [Brit ˈləːkɪŋ] ADJ

lurking doubt, fear, suspicion:

lurking

latente, che aleggia

lurk [Brit ləːk, Am lərk] VB intr

1. lurk:

lurk person:

appostarsi, stare in agguato

lurk danger, fear, suspicion:

annidarsi, celarsi (in in)

2. lurk COMPUT:

lurk

fare il lurker

Translations for lurking in the Italian»English Dictionary

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latente dubbio, paura, sospetto

lurking

celarsi pericolo, sospetto:

to lurk

annidarsi

to lurk

stare or essere in agguato

to lie in ambush or in wait or to lurk

appostarsi persona:

to lurk

lurking in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for lurking in the English»Italian Dictionary

lurk [lɜ:rk] VB intr

lurk

nascondersi

lurk VB

User Entry

lurk (danger)

celarsi, essere in agguato

lurk VB

User Entry

lurk (person)

appostarsi, stare in agguato

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This camouflage protects them against potential predators that may be lurking in the water.

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But lurking behind the laughter and stories is a murky episode from their past that continues to haunt them.

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In his findings he concluded that there was no lurking doubt in spite of the flimsiness of the prosecution case.

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But you're always on tenterhooks because you just know something else is lurking around the next corner.

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She added that the plot exposes the venality and base instincts lurking behind the fake grins which adorn the faces of the characters at the beginning of the episode.

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The sight of modern sensibilities lurking behind the curtains can break ye olde spell.

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Some animals haven't been so lucky - we've spotted a stoat lurking around the cowshed and, having no great love for these pestilential mustelids, borrowed a stoat trap from some friends.

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Is there some crazy paving from the 1970s lurking beneath your feet?

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Pilgrims went about their religious customs, unmindful of the lurking dangers.

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Defeated, demoralised but not completely demobilised, the old warmongers and petrified foes of progress are still lurking with intent.

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