listen in

英 [ˈlɪsn ɪn]

美 [ˈlɪsn ɪn]

偷听; 监听

法律

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 偷听；监听
  If youlisten into a private conversation, you secretly listen to it.
  1. He assigned federal agents to listen in on Martin Luther King's phone calls.
     他派了联邦探员去窃听马丁·路德·金的电话。

英英释义

verb

• listen quietly, without contributing to the conversation
• listen without the speaker's knowledge
  1. the jealous man was eavesdropping on his wife's conversations
  Synonym:eavesdrop

双语例句

• One shouldn't listen in when other people are talking privately.
  别人谈私事我们不应该偷听。
• Did you listen in to the Prime Minister yesterday evening?
  你昨晚收听首相的广播讲话了吗？
• And we hope you continue to listen in the weeks to come to learn more in general about the American education system.
  而且我们希望在接下来的几个星期你能继续收听来更进一步学习美国的教育系统。
• People used to listen in regularly before the days of television.
  在电视出现以前，人们经常收听广播。
• It's not surprising: If you listen in on Ham radio conversations, you realize that they're mostly about Ham radio.
  如果你听无线电爱好者们的交谈，就会知道他们最喜欢谈的是关于无线电。
• Listen in to this station tomorrow for the continuation of the story.
  明天继续收听这个台的故事连播节目。
• They listen in to Radio Taipei every day.
  他们每天收听台北广播电台的节目。
• We have one opportunity to listen in.
  我们有一个窃听的机会。
• Let's listen in on one such success story.
  让我们倾听其中一个成功的故事。
• I thought I was a great listener. I genuinely cared about others, and I could easily sit down and listen in support of friends who needed encouragement.
  曾经我认为我是一个很善于倾听的人，我很真诚地关注其他人，能够轻松地加入一个谈话，听朋友高谈阔论，并不时地给他们鼓励。