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Перевод: secretive

[прилагательное]
скрытный; замкнутый

Тезаурус:

1. If I keep vanishing and having another life elsewhere, that's inevitably secretive, divisive, insincere, somehow untrue.
2. The P. pictus were very active and could be seen at all times of the day, the Bumble Bees were a lot more secretive and only ventured out to grab some quick grub and late at night.
3. His Mum had acted like this before, all secretive, he remembered now, when they'd taken him to choose his bike, his last birthday.
4. We will be less secretive about the workings of government.
5. Watson, wondering whether to pass it on, quickly concluded that North was "playing a game of being important and secretive", and decided not to bother.
6. The true reason, of course, is a secretive state's ancestral suspicion of its own citizens, and its desire for absolute control of information.
7. Somehow it fitted into my stealthy, secretive nature.
8. Much of this secretive internal trading is conducted at sur lattes stage, when the wines have undergone secondary fermentation, thus Champagnes which have been blended and rendered sparkling by one firm end up being sold under the label of another.
9. Cameroun's tendency towards a secretive, police-dominated state, which had initially been developed in response to a regional rebellion in the 1960s, was strengthened, whereas most Camerounians had hoped to see it reversed.
10. Cats are smaller and more secretive than dogs, and correspondingly harder to control.
11. Burn's nephew, MacVicar Anderson, ensured that Burn was as secretive about his methods of house planning in death as he had been in life.
12. Being a man who enjoyed life on the cutting edge, Dudley then indulged in a bigamous and secretive third marriage to Lettice Knollys.
13. These are both rather ominous examples of hidden agendas, because the reason for being secretive is because the real motive is essentially manipulative.