peek in the PONS Dictionary

peek Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to have a peek [at sth/sb]
brzo ili krišom pogledati nekoga/nešto
to peek out from behind sth person
izvirivati iza nečega

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Original broadcasts and the sneak peek of the episode have the song in the end credits.
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I lived the life of a vampire, peeking out windows for hours at a time.
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A sneak peek was released online shortly before the episode's original broadcast.
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Although that episode had a subplot involving peeking into the women's bath, the television stations believed it was suitable when reading the script.
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There were also sneak peeks at the sequel.
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As he peeks outside the covers he is captured and spirited away by the mysterious apparition.
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Each player peeks at the top card of his/her stack.
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Eventually a dock was built so that visitors could come ashore and peek into the windows of the home.
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Lake's long blonde hair accidentally fell over her right eye during a take and created a peek-a-boo effect.
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The backwards edge of the boat peeks out through the facade as the track pivots to let the vehicle travel forward again.
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