0 to wait or move in a secret way so that you cannot be seen, especially because you are about to attack someone or do something wrong -- （尤指爲攻擊某人或做壞事而）潛伏，隱蔽，悄悄移動
None of these persons are responsible for the mistakes that may still be lurking.
If there is anything lurking in disguise, it is the concept of the ens realissimum in the cloak of a necessary being.
Clearly, erudition, scholarship, and rhetorical persuasion were central to the sacerdotium; just as, clearly, the imperium lurked close behind.
We must take every opportunity to remind them that lurking beneath discussion is unavoidable quantification.
A complex epistemological issue lurks behind the humour : are we constructing a model of language, or a model of what we know about language ?
Underlying this emphasis there lurked the suggestion that women did not belong in parliament, unless they turned into honorary men.
As historians, we are sure that it is out there, somewhere, lurking in its true form just beyond the limits of the sources.
However, it is possible that there is a more interesting issue lurking in the shadows here.
