sneak peek

IPA/ˌsniːk ˈpiːk/
IPA/ˌsniːk ˈpiːk/

sneak peek — 名詞

1. a chance to see or experience a film, product, or creative work before the gener

1.名詞B1
釋義

搶先看

在正式公開前搶先觀看或體驗

a chance to see or experience a film, product, or creative work before the general public is allowed to, often arranged to build interest or excitement. The preview is usually short and shared through official channels such as social-media posts, blog features, or press screenings.

例句

The magazine gave Lin a sneak peek of next month's cover story before its release.

雜誌社讓 Lin 搶先看了下個月的封面故事,比正式發行還早。

give + a sneak peek + of + [something]

Diego's early-bird ticket included a sneak peek of the exhibition the night before it opened.

Diego 的早鳥票包含了一場展覽的搶先看,就在開幕前一晚。

include + a sneak peek of + [event]

同義詞
  • preview

    more formal and usually longer, often for critics or select groups

  • early look

    more literal and less idiomatic; used in marketing contexts

反義詞

文法句型

get/have/give + a sneak peek + at/of + something

用法筆記

Frequently passive in the 'be given/offered a sneak peek' pattern. Subject is typically a company, event organiser, or creator who controls access. This sense covers both exclusive pre-release access and shorter promotional previews posted publicly — the common thread is that the content is shown before full official availability.

常見錯誤

I had a sneak preview of the new phone.
I had a sneak peek of the new phone.
💡'sneak preview' is a related term, but 'sneak peek' is the more common idiomatic choice for a brief, informal early look.

sneak peek — 慣用語