Definition of peep show in English:

peep show

noun

1A sequence of pictures viewed through a lens or hole set into a box, formerly offered as a public entertainment.
Example sentencesExamples
- Their profits and their freedom from supervision allowed them to enjoy movies, cheap plays, shooting galleries and peep shows.
- It's a peep show of sorts revealing a building in decay, its infrastructure on life support.
- Somewhat akin to a peep show, the audience were watching the bits that weren't supposed to be seen, only heard.
- They were like a tragic peep show, a fast-forward of innumerable slides to give a glimpse of realms unknown, and frail.
- Queen Mary unearthed a peep show, an ingenious toy which pulled out in concertina fashion to a length of 30 feet, showing the coronation of King George IV in 1821.
1. 1.1 An erotic or pornographic film viewed from a coin-operated booth.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Strip clubs, peep shows and lap dancing all sound pretty unsatisfying.
  As one user commented, ‘it's a bit like a peep show in a sex shop.’
  In addition to strip clubs, peep shows, and massage parlors, a large number of prostitutes walked the streets.
  The funny thing about this opera house is it's located at the end of a block filled with sex shops and peep shows.
  It is a city of peep shows and cathedrals and everything in between.

Definition of peep show in US English:

peep show

nounˈpip ˌʃoʊˈpēp ˌSHō

1A sequence of pictures viewed through a lens or hole set into a box, traditionally offered as a public entertainment.
Example sentencesExamples
- Queen Mary unearthed a peep show, an ingenious toy which pulled out in concertina fashion to a length of 30 feet, showing the coronation of King George IV in 1821.
- It's a peep show of sorts revealing a building in decay, its infrastructure on life support.
- Somewhat akin to a peep show, the audience were watching the bits that weren't supposed to be seen, only heard.
- They were like a tragic peep show, a fast-forward of innumerable slides to give a glimpse of realms unknown, and frail.
- Their profits and their freedom from supervision allowed them to enjoy movies, cheap plays, shooting galleries and peep shows.
1. 1.1 An erotic or pornographic film or show viewed from a coin-operated booth.
  Example sentencesExamples
  As one user commented, ‘it's a bit like a peep show in a sex shop.’
  In addition to strip clubs, peep shows, and massage parlors, a large number of prostitutes walked the streets.
  The funny thing about this opera house is it's located at the end of a block filled with sex shops and peep shows.
  Strip clubs, peep shows and lap dancing all sound pretty unsatisfying.
  It is a city of peep shows and cathedrals and everything in between.

单词	peep show
释义	Definition of peep show in English: peep show noun 1A sequence of pictures viewed through a lens or hole set into a box, formerly offered as a public entertainment. Example sentencesExamples Their profits and their freedom from supervision allowed them to enjoy movies, cheap plays, shooting galleries and peep shows. It's a peep show of sorts revealing a building in decay, its infrastructure on life support. Somewhat akin to a peep show, the audience were watching the bits that weren't supposed to be seen, only heard. They were like a tragic peep show, a fast-forward of innumerable slides to give a glimpse of realms unknown, and frail. Queen Mary unearthed a peep show, an ingenious toy which pulled out in concertina fashion to a length of 30 feet, showing the coronation of King George IV in 1821. 1.1 An erotic or pornographic film viewed from a coin-operated booth. Example sentencesExamples Strip clubs, peep shows and lap dancing all sound pretty unsatisfying. As one user commented, ‘it's a bit like a peep show in a sex shop.’ In addition to strip clubs, peep shows, and massage parlors, a large number of prostitutes walked the streets. The funny thing about this opera house is it's located at the end of a block filled with sex shops and peep shows. It is a city of peep shows and cathedrals and everything in between. Definition of peep show in US English: peep show nounˈpip ˌʃoʊˈpēp ˌSHō 1A sequence of pictures viewed through a lens or hole set into a box, traditionally offered as a public entertainment. Example sentencesExamples Queen Mary unearthed a peep show, an ingenious toy which pulled out in concertina fashion to a length of 30 feet, showing the coronation of King George IV in 1821. It's a peep show of sorts revealing a building in decay, its infrastructure on life support. Somewhat akin to a peep show, the audience were watching the bits that weren't supposed to be seen, only heard. They were like a tragic peep show, a fast-forward of innumerable slides to give a glimpse of realms unknown, and frail. Their profits and their freedom from supervision allowed them to enjoy movies, cheap plays, shooting galleries and peep shows. 1.1 An erotic or pornographic film or show viewed from a coin-operated booth. Example sentencesExamples As one user commented, ‘it's a bit like a peep show in a sex shop.’ In addition to strip clubs, peep shows, and massage parlors, a large number of prostitutes walked the streets. The funny thing about this opera house is it's located at the end of a block filled with sex shops and peep shows. Strip clubs, peep shows and lap dancing all sound pretty unsatisfying. It is a city of peep shows and cathedrals and everything in between.
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