1.偷偷避开,躲避;躲藏 (behind);潜逃 (away)
2.躲躲闪闪地走 (about; through)
3.偷懒;装病;逃避责任
1.同“skulker”
2.〈古〉狐群
1.to move around or to wait somewhere in a secret way, especially because you are going to do something bad
1.Same as skulker
1.This idea has skulked in the dark corners of Alzheimer's research for a while.
这种观点很长一段时间一直隐藏在阿耳茨海默症研究的黑暗角落中。
2.She was as open as the day, and this attack from the people who skulked in darkness make her ill.
她象白昼一样光明磊落，但躲在阴暗角落里的人们的攻击使她病倒了。
3.Puff the Magic Dragon skulked back to his cave to morn the pile of scales at his feet.
躲回他的洞穴哀悼掉落在自己脚边的成堆鳞片。
4.The vanquished rooster skulked away and hid himself in a quiet corner.
被征服的公鸡躲藏以外，藏在一个安静的角落里。
5.Amid this tricky situation skulked Anakin Skywalker, an uninvited guest to the proceedings who was caught unarmed.
不速之客阿纳金·天行者在这微妙的情势下秘密行动，但因手无寸铁而被歹徒抓住。
6.Kashmiris have dropped their guns and shooed away Islamic insurgents who a decade or so ago skulked in the postcard-perfect mountains.
克什米尔人已经放下他们的枪杆子，并吓走那些在约在十年前仍然潜伏那些postcard-perfect山脉里的伊斯兰分子。
7.The shadows kept transforming themselves into deadly monsters that lurked and skulked in the night.
阴影在暗夜里忽短忽长，要把自己转化成吃人的怪物。
8.and feeling very mean and malignant, I skulked round to seek refuge in the kitchen.
我觉得我自己非常自卑而且不祥，便偷偷地想转到厨房去躲着。
9.He skulked around outside until the police had gone.
他窥探着四周，直至见到警察走开。
10.As we skulked back to the makeshift garage, I contemplated my luck.
我们潜伏回临时车库时，我思量着我的运气。