snooping in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for snooping in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.snoop [Am snup, Brit snuːp] VB intr inf

snoop

husmear

snoop

curiosear

snoop

fisgonear

to snoop around or about

husmear

to snoop around or about

fisgonear

don't snoop into things that don't concern you

no te metas en lo que no te importa

don't snoop into things that don't concern you

no metas las narices en lo que no te importa inf

II.snoop [Am snup, Brit snuːp] N inf

1. snoop (person):

snoop

fisgón m / fisgona f

2. snoop (act) no pl:

to have a snoop around, he had a good snoop around while you were out

estuvo husmeando or curioseando or fisgoneando por ahí mientras no estabas

I'll have a snoop around for her keys

voy a echar una mirada por ahí a ver si encuentro sus llaves

Translations for snooping in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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merodeo

snooping

fisgar

to snoop

siempre andaba fisgando por los despachos

he was always snooping around the offices

meterete (metereta)

snoop inf

aguaitar

to snoop inf

lo sorprendió aguaitando por la cerradura

she caught him peeping o snooping through the keyhole

entrepitear

to snoop inf

huronear

to snoop

metiche

snoop inf

zascandilear

to snoop inf

husmear

to snoop inf

snooping in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for snooping in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.snoop [snu:p] pej, inf N

snoop

fisgón(-ona) m (f)

II.snoop [snu:p] pej, inf VB intr

snoop

fisgonear

Translations for snooping in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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husmeo

snooping

curiosear (fisgar)

to snoop

mirón (-ona) (de intimidades)

snoop

huronear

to snoop

curioso (-a)

snoop

fisgar en algo

to snoop into [or about] sth

snooping Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to snoop into [or about] sth

fisgar en algo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The first man pretends to be a water meter inspector, but she catches him snooping in the living room.

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If snooping is possible, this leaves the system vulnerable to attack.

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Are you viscerally repelled by such move-by-move snooping?

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As ever, the error here is to institutionalise snooping by giving some sense of sagacious self-policing.

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After snooping around he bumps his head and is captured.

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By snooping around, he discovers a lot of things about people's incomes.

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Snooping around in another person's files or reading someone else's personal messages is the invasion of his privacy.

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