Sneak Peek

Pronunciation: /sniːk piːk/

Definitions of sneak peek

noun a brief preview or glimpse

Example Sentences

A1 I got a sneak peek of the new movie trailer.

A2 She gave me a sneak peek of her latest painting before it was finished.

B1 The company offered a sneak peek of their upcoming product line at the trade show.

B2 I was lucky enough to get a sneak peek of the new book before it was released to the public.

C1 The museum curator gave us a sneak peek of the upcoming exhibit.

C2 I was given a sneak peek of the new software update before it was officially announced.

Examples of sneak peek in a Sentence

formal The company provided a sneak peek of their upcoming product line at the trade show.

informal I got a sneak peek of the new movie before it was released.

slang I managed to snag a sneak peek of the test answers before the exam.

figurative She gave me a sneak peek into her personal life during our conversation.

Grammatical Forms of sneak peek

• past tense: sneaked
• plural: sneak peeks
• comparative: sneakier peek
• superlative: sneakiest peek
• present tense: sneak peek
• future tense: will sneak peek
• perfect tense: have sneaked peek
• continuous tense: is sneak peeking
• singular: sneak peek
• positive degree: sneak peek
• infinitive: to sneak peek
• gerund: sneaking peek
• participle: sneaking peeked

Origin and Evolution of sneak peek

First Known Use: 1952 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'sneak peek' originated from the idea of taking a quick and secretive look at something before it is officially revealed or released.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of movies or television shows, 'sneak peek' has evolved to be commonly used in various industries to offer a glimpse or preview of something new or upcoming.