单词	stalkers
释义	stalker noun stalk·​er ˈstȯ-kər  plural stalkers 1 : a person who stalks : a person who pursues someone obsessively and aggressively to the point of harassment celebrity stalkers In 1990, California was the first state to pass a stalking law that made it a crime to follow, threaten, or harass someone—especially if the stalker threatened violence. George Eighty-seven percent of stalkers are men. Women tend to be victimized by lone male stalkers whom they know, while men are more likely to be stalked by strangers, and half of male victims' stalkers had an accomplice. Matthew Klein 2 : a person or animal that pursues quarry or prey stealthily a deer stalker Though I catch my share of trout, I do it by being a good stalker and knowing where the fish lie … Bill Barich Polar bears are superb stalkers, and have a way of suddenly appearing heart-stoppingly close. John P. Wiley Jr. Word History First Known Use 15th century, in the meaning defined at sense 2 stalkers noun plural of stalker as in lurkers Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance lurkers skulkers spies weasels skunks sneakers sneaks snoops skulks snoopers skunk swindlers snakes sharpers slyboots sharpies slickers
随便看	(the right of) first refusal (the) back of beyond (the) cat has someone's tongue (the) crowd (the) deuce (the) goods (the) herd (the) last someone heard (the) last someone saw (the) masses (the) mob (the) more fool one (the) people (the) populace (the) public (the) worse for wear (there) but for the grace of God (go I) (what) with one thing and another (you're) damned if you do and damned if you don't -abilia -abilities -ably -acea -aceae -acean

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