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peek
peekto look or glance quickly or furtively: peek at the presents
Not to be confused with:peak – pinnacle; acme; zenith: a mountain peakpique – offend; excite: Her curiosity was piqued.peek P0133700 (pēk)intr.v. peeked, peek·ing, peeks 1. To glance quickly.2. To look or peer furtively, as from a place of concealment.3. To be only partially visible, as if peering or emerging from hiding: Tiny crocuses peeked through the snow.n. A brief or furtive look.
[Middle English piken, perhaps alteration of Middle Dutch kieken, variant of kīken.]peek (piːk) vb (intr) to glance quickly or furtively; peepna quick or furtive glance[C14 pike, related to Middle Dutch kiken to peek]peek (pik)
v.i. 1. to look or glance quickly or furtively, esp. through a small opening or from a concealed location. n. 2. a quick or furtive look or glance. [1325–75; Middle English piken (v.); of uncertain origin] peek
Past participle: peeked
Gerund: peeking
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| I peek | | you peek | | he/she/it peeks | | we peek | | you peek | | they peek |
| Preterite |
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| I peeked | | you peeked | | he/she/it peeked | | we peeked | | you peeked | | they peeked |
| Present Continuous |
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| I am peeking | | you are peeking | | he/she/it is peeking | | we are peeking | | you are peeking | | they are peeking |
| Present Perfect |
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| I have peeked | | you have peeked | | he/she/it has peeked | | we have peeked | | you have peeked | | they have peeked |
| Past Continuous |
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| I was peeking | | you were peeking | | he/she/it was peeking | | we were peeking | | you were peeking | | they were peeking |
| Past Perfect |
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| I had peeked | | you had peeked | | he/she/it had peeked | | we had peeked | | you had peeked | | they had peeked |
| Future |
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| I will peek | | you will peek | | he/she/it will peek | | we will peek | | you will peek | | they will peek |
| Future Perfect |
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| I will have peeked | | you will have peeked | | he/she/it will have peeked | | we will have peeked | | you will have peeked | | they will have peeked |
| Future Continuous |
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| I will be peeking | | you will be peeking | | he/she/it will be peeking | | we will be peeking | | you will be peeking | | they will be peeking |
| Present Perfect Continuous |
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| I have been peeking | | you have been peeking | | he/she/it has been peeking | | we have been peeking | | you have been peeking | | they have been peeking |
| Future Perfect Continuous |
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| I will have been peeking | | you will have been peeking | | he/she/it will have been peeking | | we will have been peeking | | you will have been peeking | | they will have been peeking |
| Past Perfect Continuous |
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| I had been peeking | | you had been peeking | | he/she/it had been peeking | | we had been peeking | | you had been peeking | | they had been peeking |
| Conditional |
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| I would peek | | you would peek | | he/she/it would peek | | we would peek | | you would peek | | they would peek |
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| I would have peeked | | you would have peeked | | he/she/it would have peeked | | we would have peeked | | you would have peeked | | they would have peeked |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  peek - a secret look peeplooking, looking at, look - the act of directing the eyes toward something and perceiving it visually; "he went out to have a look"; "his look was fixed on her eyes"; "he gave it a good looking at"; "his camera does his looking for him" | | Verb | 1. | peek - throw a glance at; take a brief look at; "She only glanced at the paper"; "I only peeked--I didn't see anything interesting"glance, glintlook - perceive with attention; direct one's gaze towards; "She looked over the expanse of land"; "Look at your child!"; "Look--a deer in the backyard!" |
peekverb1. glance, look, peer, spy, take a look, peep, eyeball (slang), sneak a look, keek (Scot.), snatch a glimpse, take or have a gander (informal) She peeked at him through a crack in the wall.noun1. glance, look, glimpse, blink, peep, butcher's (Brit. slang), gander (informal), look-see (slang), shufti (Brit. slang), keek (Scot.) I had a quick peek into the bedroom.peekverbTo look briefly and quickly:glance, glimpse, peep.nounA quick look:blush, glance, glimpse, peep.Informal: gander.Translationspeek (piːk) verb to look, especially quickly and in secret. He opened the door slightly and peeked out; Cover your eyes and don't peek. 偷看 偷看 noun a quick look. Take a peek through the window. 偷看 偷看
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take a peek at (someone or something)To get a quick, cursory, often sneaky or surreptitious look at someone or something. I took a peek at the boss's computer, and it looks like there's a round of layoffs on the way. Campus guards caught him trying to take a peek at the women getting changed in their locker rooms.See also: peek, takepeek at (someone or something)To get a quick, cursory, often sneaky or surreptitious look at someone or something. I peeked at the boss's computer and saw an email about a possible round of layoffs coming up. Campus guards caught him trying to peek at the women getting changed in their locker rooms.See also: peekpeek in(to something)To peer, glimpse, or glance in(to something) quickly, shyly, or inconspicuously. The secretary peeked in and disappeared just as quickly when she realized people were in the room. He peeked into the box and saw that his wife had gotten him a new watch for Christmas.See also: peekpeek in on (someone or something)To go in some place to have a very quick or cursory look or examination at someone or something. I just want to peek in on the office and make sure everything is running smoothly without me. A: "Should we go back and peek in on the kids one last time before we go out?" B: "No, the babysitter has everything under control."See also: on, peekpeek out (from something)1. To reveal one's eyes and peer out from under, beneath, or behind something. All I could see were two little eyes peeking out. The child peeked out from under the blanket, and then hid herself just as quickly when she caught me looking. It wasn't until I saw the cat peeking out from behind the sofa that I realized why my allergies were acting up.2. To be revealed in a small spot when most of the person or thing remains concealed. They covered the mural up with thick black paint, but a few small streaks of color still peeked out. Though it was still hiding in the crate, I could see the animal's bushy tail poking out. A bit of sunshine peeked out from behind the clouds.See also: out, peekpeek out of (something)1. To glance or peer outward shyly or quickly from inside of something. We peeked out of our room when we heard our parents fighting. I saw the kitten peek out of the pile of blankets before she darted back under.2. To be revealed partially from within something. All I could see was the animal's bushy tail peeking out of the dark crate. There's little bit of your shirt peeking out of the bottom of your suit jacket.See also: of, out, peekpeek over (something)1. To glance or peer shyly, quickly, or inconspicuously over the top of something. We peeked over the fence when we heard the neighbors start fighting. I caught the child peeking over the top of the sofa to see what was going on.2. To be revealed partially above the top of something. All I could see was the man's head peeking over the top of the wall. Your underpants are peeking over the top of your jeans, Tom.See also: over, peekpeek through1. To peer, glimpse, or glance through (something) quickly, shyly, or inconspicuously. I peeked through the curtains to see if the man was still lurking outside our house. I looked over at the door and could see a small child peeking through.2. To be revealed partially through or from behind something. I went the whole day without realizing that my bra was peeking through my dress. I tried to cover up the graffiti with black paint, but there was still a bit of color peeking through.See also: peek, throughpeek under (something)1. To peer, glimpse, or glance under (something) quickly, shyly, or inconspicuously. I peeked under the rug to see if my toddler had hidden anything there. Sarah was peeking under the curtains trying to find our cat.2. To be revealed partially from underneath something. I hate the way my shirt peeks under my jacket like that! I tried to cover up the graffiti with black paint, but there was still a bit of color peeking under it.See also: peekpeek underneath (something)1. To peer, glimpse, or glance under (something) quickly, shyly, or inconspicuously. I peeked underneath the rug to see if my toddler had hidden anything there. Sarah was peeking underneath the curtains trying to find our cat.2. To be revealed partially from underneath something. I hate the way my shirt peeks underneath my jacket like that! I tried to cover up the graffiti with black paint, but there was still a bit of color peeking underneath it.See also: peek, underneathpeek at someone or somethingto sneak a glimpse at someone or something. Now, don't peek at me while I am changing my shirt. I peeked at the dessert you made. It looks delicious.See also: peekpeek in(on someone or something) to glance quickly into a place to see someone or something. Would you please peek in on the baby?See also: peekpeek in(to something)to steal a quick glimpse into something. Sam peeked into the oven to see what was cooking. Laura opened the oven door and peeked in.See also: peekpeek out (from behind someone or something) 1. to look outward from behind someone or something. A shy kitten peeked out from behind the sofa. I looked toward the back of the sofa just as a little cat face peeked out. 2. to show just a little bit with the rest concealed behind someone or something. A bit of yellow peeked out from behind the tree, so we knew Frank was hiding there. We saw a flash of Frank's yellow shirt peek out.See also: out, peekpeek out (from underneath someone or something) 1. to look outward from beneath someone or something. A small furry face peeked out from underneath the sofa. At the base of the sofa, a cat peeked out. 2. to show just a little bit with the rest concealed under someone or something. Her petticoat peeked out from underneath her skirt. Her skirt was a tad too short and a little bit of her slip peeked out.See also: out, peekpeek out of something (at someone or something) 1. to be inside of something and take a look out. A pair of glimmering eyes peeked out of the darkened room at the two people standing at the door. I peeked out of my room at the eerie shadows in the hallway. Jerry peeked out of the bathroom to see if anyone was looking. 2. [for a little bit of something] to be revealed with the rest concealed within. A bit of white skin peeked out beneath his pants cuff.See also: of, out, peekpeek over something 1. to examine something with a quick glance. I really can't say how good the story was. I only peeked over it. I peeked over your manuscript, and it looks good. 2. to raise up and look over some barrier. I peeked over the wall and saw the lovely garden. Don't peek over the sofa and let Roger see you. It will ruin the surprise.See also: over, peekpeek through (something) 1. to peer or glimpse through something. I'll just peek through your picture album. I'll study it more carefully later. I only have time to peek through. I would like to spend more time with it later. 2. [for something] to become slightly visible through something. Mary, the lace of your slip is peeking throughyour blouse! Some lace is peeking through.See also: peek, throughpeek under somethingto sneak a little glance beneath something. I peeked under the table, hoping to see the dog waiting therefor the part of my dinner I wasn't going to eat. Peek under the chair and see if the cat is there.See also: peekPEEK
peek[pēk] (computer science) An instruction that causes the contents of a specific storage location in a computer to be displayed. PEEKThe command in most microcomputer BASICs for readingmemory contents (a byte) at an absolute address. POKE is thecorresponding command to write a value to an absolute address.
This is often extended to mean the corresponding constructs inany High Level Language.
Much hacking on small microcomputers without MMUs consistsof "peek"ing around memory, more or less at random, to findthe location where the system keeps interesting stuff. Long(and variably accurate) lists of such addresses for variouscomputers circulate (see interrupt list). The results of"poke"s at these addresses may be highly useful, mildlyamusing, useless but neat, or total lossage (see killer poke).
Since a real operating system provides useful, higher-levelservices for the tasks commonly performed with peeks and pokeson micros, and real languages tend not to encourage low-levelmemory groveling, a question like "How do I do a peek in C?"is diagnostic of the newbie. Of course, operating systemkernels often have to do exactly this; a real C hackerwould unhesitatingly, if unportably, assign an absoluteaddress to a pointer variable and indirect through it.PEEK
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| PEEK➣Polyetheretherketone | | PEEK➣Partners Early Experience Kit | | PEEK➣Perceptions, Expectations, Emotions and Knowledge (college assessment tool) | | PEEK➣Princeton Engineering Education for Kids (Princeton, NJ) | | PEEK➣Portable Electrical Equipment Kit (International Space Station; US NASA) | | PEEK➣Peabody Early Experience Kit (education) |
peek
Synonyms for peekverb glanceSynonyms- glance
- look
- peer
- spy
- take a look
- peep
- eyeball
- sneak a look
- keek
- snatch a glimpse
- take or have a gander
noun glanceSynonyms- glance
- look
- glimpse
- blink
- peep
- butcher's
- gander
- look-see
- shufti
- keek
Synonyms for peekverb to look briefly and quicklySynonymsnoun a quick lookSynonyms- blush
- glance
- glimpse
- peep
- gander
Synonyms for peeknoun a secret lookSynonymsRelated Wordsverb throw a glance atSynonymsRelated Words |