n.窥淫癖者(喜欢窥视他人性行为)，刺探隐秘者(喜欢刺探他人的问题或私生活)

原形：voyeur复数：voyeurs

The voyeur in him loved to watch people's private moments.
他内心深处的好奇心驱使他喜欢窥视别人的私人时刻。
The hotel staff reported a suspicious person acting as a voyeur in the corridor.
酒店员工报告说有可疑人物在走廊里充当偷窥者。
She felt violated after discovering a hidden camera in her dressing room - a clear case of voyeurism.
发现在试衣间里有一个隐藏摄像头后，她感到被侵犯了 - 这显然是偷窥行为。
His fascination with voyeurism led him to install secret cameras around his home.
他对偷窥的迷恋驱使他在家中安装了秘密摄像头。
The movie explores the dark side of human nature through the character's obsession with voyeurism.
电影通过角色对偷窥的痴迷来探索人性的阴暗面。
The police arrested a man for committing voyeurism by filming his neighbors through their windows.
警方逮捕了一名男子，他通过邻居的窗户拍摄他们，犯了偷窥罪。
In the novel, the protagonist's habit of keeping a diary becomes a form of self-voyeurism.
在小说中，主角写日记的习惯变成了一种自我偷窥的行为。
Social media can sometimes create a false sense of voyaging into other people's lives.
社交媒体有时会给人一种虚假的窥探他人生活的错觉。
Voyeuristic tendencies can stem from a deep-rooted need for control or a desire to escape reality.
偷窥倾向可能源于深层的控制欲或逃避现实的愿望。
The rise of reality TV has normalized voyeurism, turning people's private lives into public entertainment.
真人秀的兴起使偷窥行为变得正常化，将人们的私生活变成了公众娱乐。