SNEAKING - Translation from English into Polish | PONS

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sneaking [ˈsni:kɪŋ] ADJ

1. sneaking feeling:

sneaking: skrywany

2. sneaking suspicion:

sneaking: niejasny

I. sneak <-ed, -ed [or AM snuck, snuck]> [sni:k] VB intr

1. sneak (move stealthily):

sneak: skradać się

to sneak away/off/out: wymykać [perf wymknąć] się

to sneak in: wkradać [perf wkraść] się

to sneak up on sb/sth: podkradać [perf podkraść] się do kogoś/czegoś

2. sneak Brit pej inf (denounce):

to sneak on sb: donosić [perf donieść] na kogoś

II. sneak <-ed, -ed [or AM snuck, snuck]> [sni:k] VB trans

1. sneak (look):

to sneak a look [or glance] at sb: podpatrywać [perf podpatrzyć] kogoś

2. sneak (take):

to sneak sth in/out: przemycać [perf przemycić] coś

III. sneak [sni:k] N Brit pej inf

sneak: skarżypyta m o f

sneak preview N

sneak preview: pokaz m przedpremierowy

Present
I	sneak
you	sneak
he/she/it	sneaks
we	sneak
you	sneak
they	sneak

Past
I	sneaked / inf snuck
you	sneaked / inf snuck
he/she/it	sneaked / inf snuck
we	sneaked / inf snuck
you	sneaked / inf snuck
they	sneaked / inf snuck

Present Perfect
I	have	sneaked / inf snuck
you	have	sneaked / inf snuck
he/she/it	has	sneaked / inf snuck
we	have	sneaked / inf snuck
you	have	sneaked / inf snuck
they	have	sneaked / inf snuck

Past Perfect
I	had	sneaked / inf snuck
you	had	sneaked / inf snuck
he/she/it	had	sneaked / inf snuck
we	had	sneaked / inf snuck
you	had	sneaked / inf snuck
they	had	sneaked / inf snuck

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As the enemy concentrates on the decoy, he will miss you sneaking up to him.

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One night, after a date, they sneak into a treehouse and consummate their relationship.

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Players can unlock doors and sneak making no sound, but slowing them down.

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One by one, they sneak off and get into the limo, surprised to see the others there.

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Those who were unable to obtain passes could usually bribe the border guards or sneak across.

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