peek造句

Play peek-a-boob with each side.

What happens if peek is called without a push?

Don't peek at your presents before Christmas Eve.

如果没有调用push就调用peek，会怎样？

Being a typical eleven-year-old, I had to sneak a peek.

Every five minutes, get up, open the door, peek out, close the door and look relieved.

Take a peek at some of the most frugal wealthy people in the world.

Therefore, a client is unable peek or poke the ticket content.

for our final sneak peek of the day we’re traveling to sweden to the home of stylist/photographer elisabeth dunker.

A tubby old man taking a sneaky peek at a bikini-clad babe on a 'dessert' island...

Herewith, a sneak peek at some salaries, job outlooks, and insider details of seven of the most coveted careers.

Logically, peek doesn't remove the item from the internal collection, it basically just passes a pointer to it.

I walked over to it, and took a peek. There was a blanket there, waiting for a child to sleepily hug it.

Today I thought I'd give you a peek at my minimalist workspace - in case you've ever wondered, this is where the magic happens.

"My mother says that I stopped napping when I was about 3," she says. "she would peek into the room, and I would stare right back at her."

It may, in fact, be a 17th-century amalgamation of architectural influences, rather than the original structure, but the chandeliers and marble altar are still worth a peek.

They decided to peek into the brains of 19 volunteers who were choosing whether to give money to charity, or keep it for themselves.

To the shock of his employees, who had rarely set eyes on a CEO, Chung strode onto the factory floor and demanded a peek under the hood of a Sonata sedan.

那不是坏事，假如peek先生依托脆弱的大规模资金极其糟透的同时推行次级抵押贷款及学生贷款。

For instance, it would have to be really careful not to pull two events in sequence, or even peek at events, as this could cause the loss of previously returned event data.

One of the challenges of learning a new paradigm like functional programming is learning the new building blocks and "seeing" them peek out of problems as a potential solution.