vi.(驾车时)扭头观望
n.<美俚>（好奇的）伸长脖子看（或听）的人，观光客，好奇者，跟着向导游览的人

原形：rubberneck第三人称单数：rubbernecks复数：rubbernecks过去式：rubbernecked过去分词：rubbernecked现在分词：rubbernecking

The curious kids were rubbernecking at the new pet store.
好奇的孩子们在围观新开的宠物店。
She was surprised by the commotion and started rubbernecking to see what was happening.
她被混乱所震惊，开始四处张望看看发生了什么。
He was a notorious rubberneck, always eager to see what others were doing.
他是个臭名昭著的偷窥狂，总是渴望看别人在做什么。
The construction workers had to rubberneck to avoid being hit by the falling debris.
建筑工人不得不左右张望以避免被掉落的碎片击中。
The crowd was rubbernecking around the car accident, causing further delays in traffic.
人群围着车祸现场偷窥，导致交通进一步堵塞。
She was known for her rubbernecking habits, often getting into trouble for peeping into others' business.
她以偷窥习惯闻名，经常因为窥探他人事务而惹上麻烦。
The detective had to rubberneck through the crime scene, looking for any clues that might have been missed.
侦探不得不在犯罪现场左顾右盼，寻找可能被忽视的任何线索。
They say that curiosity killed the cat, but in this case, it's the rubbernecking that's causing trouble.
人们说好奇心会害死猫，但在这种情况下，是偷窥行为造成了麻烦。
The journalist was accused of rubbernecking when she asked personal questions during interviews.
记者因为在采访中问私人问题而被指责偷窥。
Despite warnings, some tourists continued to rubberneck at the dangerous waterfall, risking their lives.
尽管有警告，一些游客仍然继续在危险的瀑布前偷窥，冒着生命危险。