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Significats de snooper en anglès

A spy who makes uninvited inquiries into the private affairs of others.

Ús de snooper en anglès
1
But I hate a snooper worse than I do a rat.
Bull Hunter
2
Hennage, you're an old snooper, that's what you are! cried Donna.
The Long Chance
3
Outside, Major Drick Lee carefully focused his handheld laser-snooper on the lifter's side windows.
Mech
4
Something similar happened again between drafts one and two of the notorious snooper's charter.
The Guardian
5
Israel accused Egypt of sending snooper planes over its defenses.
Alas, Babylon
6
You wanted to get into the swamp with us, did you, you damn snooper?
The Plunderer
7
The snooper's charter is a bill which refuses to die.
The Guardian
8
It follows the UK parliament's vote for the Investigatory Powers Act, nicknamed the snooper's charter.
The Guardian
9
Holding the lamp close, he tried to see if the snooper had tampered with it.
American empire: blood and iron
10
The deputy prime minister said: This bill has nothing to do with the so-called 'snooper's charter'.
The Guardian
11
In my opinion you're a first class snooper.
The Boy Allies at Verdun; Or, Saving France from the Enemy
12
Occasionally, the urge to pry becomes inverted and the snooper's behaviour reveals something of their own psyche.
The Guardian
13
How we did it or what transpired before we did it, doesn't matter, you dear old snooper.
Kindred of the Dust
14
Most of these require the snooper to get hold of the target's phone to install the necessary software.
Reuters
15
Miliband made clear that he would not support new emergency legislation if it was modelled on the snooper's charter.
The Guardian
16
But for all its good intentions, the code would have been quickly transparent to even the most casual snooper.
Mindhunter
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