1.Close your peepers for one hot second and imagine this.

闭上 一秒钟 想想看。

2.Insects obviously have very tiny peepers, but they solved the detail problem using compound eyes.

昆虫显然有非常小的窥视器，但他们用复解决了细节问题。

3.All with peepers that are no bigger than a pinhead.

所有人都有不比大头针大的窥视者。

4.“When we're talking I always want to cup my hands under Mrs. Taylor's peepers in case they fall out, ” my mom said.

“我跟她说话的时候，老想把手泰勒夫人下头，怕万一她珠子会掉出来。”

5." He was just a peeper, " he explained cheerfully.

“他只个偷窥者， ” 他兴高采烈地解释道。机翻

6.A baby tarsier shows off its huge peepers, which are larger than its brain.

一只镜猴宝宝炫耀着它巨大的，比它的大脑还大。

7.Their giant peepers are a classic  example of startle colouration.

他们巨大的惊吓色的典型例子。机翻

8.We don't like peepers down here.

我们不喜欢下面有人偷窥。机翻

9.While tarsiers scan the nocturnal scene with their enormous peepers, cats use gleaming eyes to do the same.

镜猴用它们巨大的窥视器扫视夜间的场景，而猫用闪闪发光的做同样的事情。机翻

10.Our ability to use our peepers and see the world around us is an extremely important evolutionary advantage.

我们使用观察周围世界的能力一个极其重要的进化优势。机翻

11.I got the peeper's name. Can I use the phone?

我和对街门房谈过了？

12.Like nearly half of Americans and Europeans or nearly 7 in 10 people in Asian countries, my peepers don't peep right.

就像将近一半的美人和欧洲人或亚洲家十分之七的人一样，我的窥视者不会正确地窥视。机翻

13.Hey, so listen, I went across the street and talked to the doorman. I got the peeper's name! Can I use the phone?

喂，听我说，我去对街跟门房聊过了，我知道那个偷窥狂的名字！电话我能用下吗？

14.Whether you're a casual leaf peeper or a card-carrying botanist, a staunch New Englander or a Caribbean beach bum, there's plenty to love about foliage - though the pronunciation of foliage has long been a point of contention among English speakers.

无论您一个随意的树叶观察者还一位名副其实的植物学家、一个坚定的新英格兰人还加勒比海海滩的流浪汉，树叶都有很多值得喜爱的地方——尽管树叶的发音长期以来一直英语使用者争论的焦点。机翻