| 窥视 | kuī shì | to peep at; to spy on; to peek | |
| 窥探 | kuī tàn | to pry into or spy on; to snoop; to peep; to poke one's nose into; to peer; to get a glimpse of | |
| 窥伺 | kuī sì | to spy upon; to lie in wait for (an opportunity) | |
| 管窥 | guǎn kuī | to look at sth through a bamboo tube; to have a restricted view | |
| 内窥镜 | nèi kuī jìng | endoscope |
| 1 | Scientists say this technology could allow a peek - or an eavesdrop - into how all sorts of marine creatures hear the world around them. | |
| 2 | The recovered artefacts offer a glimpse in to the class ridden, imperial-dominated world of 1912. | |
| 3 | These results give us a glimpse into early European life. A preference for food with a higher fat content would have been important for survival. | |
| 4 | As with other corporate scandals, internal e-mails offer a revealing glimpse of how the rank-and-file saw the practice. | |
| 5 | Allen told Fortune he hasn't seen the 60 Minutes segment which recently aired, a brief, but fascinating peek into his rarefied lifestyle. |