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Meanings of sneak in in anglès

espanyol
insertar

Insert casually.

insertar

Enter surreptitiously.

Usage of sneak in in anglès
1
God help him he might even figure a way to sneak in.
Kings of the earth: a novel
2
A real intrusion, though, to sneak in there right under someone's home.
Funland
3
I think you'll be able to sneak in a nap before then.
Starstruck
4
Distract someone with some other challenge, and you can sneak in learning.
Wired
5
I used to sneak in here to show it to my friends.
Pandemonium
6
Maybe she did sneak in some other way and get her things.
Cow-Country
7
Naturally, they are itching to sneak in here, Lukashenko told rural residents.
Reuters
8
I would sneak in a Walkman and hide it in various places.
The Guardian
9
She could sneak in there and start the reactor on its overload.
Abaddon's Gate
10
She'd take the opportunity to sneak in and rearrange her sister's stuff.
White fire
11
I do sneak in the odd jeans-and-white-shirt day, but that's about it.
The Guardian
12
If we get in a bad place, I'll sneak in the 'rabbit.'
The Redheaded Outfield, and Other Baseball Stories
13
Didn't you know you had no business trying to sneak in here?
King Coal : a Novel
14
She said she was going to try and sneak in there.
Dante's numbers
15
International Open: The capacity to sneak in under the radar can pay off.
The Irish Times
16
Some dark night the yellowest one will sneak in here to see you.
A Man Four-Square
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Translations for sneak in
Sneak in through the time
Sneak in across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common
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