n.秆，(叶或果实)柄，(花)梗，(植物的)茎，(动物的)肉柄，肉茎
v.偷偷接近，潜近(猎物或人)，(非法)跟踪，盯梢，怒冲冲地走，趾高气扬地走，令人厌恶地穿过

原形：stalk第三人称单数：stalks复数：stalks过去式：stalked过去分词：stalked现在分词：stalking

Eric cut off the flowers at the stalk.
埃里克把茎上的花都剪掉了。
Tom pours wine into a glass with a tall stalk.
汤姆将酒倒入一只高脚玻璃杯中。
She started stalking her ex-boyfriend after their breakup.
分手后，她开始跟踪她的前男友。
The lion stalked its prey quietly through the tall grass.
狮子悄悄地在高草中潜行，追踪它的猎物。
The paparazzi were stalking the famous actress outside her hotel.
媒体狗仔队在酒店外跟踪那位著名女演员。
He was charged with stalking after sending numerous obsessive messages to a colleague.
他在给一位同事发送大量痴迷信息后，被控以跟踪罪。
The deer sensed danger and froze, watching the stalker in the woods.
鹿感觉到危险，停下来不动，警惕地看着树林中的追踪者。
The cyberstalker's activities became increasingly menacing, causing the victim great distress.
网络追踪者的活动变得越来越具威胁性，给受害者带来了极大的困扰。
The detective stalked the suspect for days, gathering evidence.
侦探跟踪嫌疑人多日，收集证据。
The bird of prey circled high above, stalking its next meal.
食肉猛禽在高空盘旋，寻找下一个猎物。
She felt uncomfortable when she noticed someone constantly stalking her on social media.
当她注意到有人在社交媒体上不断关注她时，她感到不安。
The athlete had to stalk his opponent carefully during the race to ensure a strategic win.
在比赛中，运动员必须小心翼翼地跟踪对手，以确保策略性的胜利。