snooper

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snooper n (prowler)husmeador, husmeadora nm, nf
  fisgón, fisgona nm, nf
 Marley thought she saw a snooper in the bushes.
 Marley creyó ver a un husmeador en los arbustos.
snooper n informal (nosy person)entrometido, entrometida nm, nf
  entremetido, entremetida nm, nf
 Gladys is a snooper who wants to know everyone's secrets.
 Gladys es una entrometida que quiere saber los secretos de todos.
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'snooper' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
In the English description:
snoop
Spanish:
buscavidas - merodeador


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