clandestine

形容词秘密的; 暗中的; 私下的

1. 秘密的：clamorous#吵闹的 | clandestine#秘密的 | cogent#强有力的

2. 暗中的,秘密的：clan n. 宗族;部落 | clandestine 暗中的,秘密的 | distort v. 歪曲;扭曲

3. 秘密的,暗中从事的：clandestine 秘密的,暗中从事的 | clothesline 晒衣绳;(俚)私人事情,家丑 | collaborate 协作,合作;协调

4. 秘密的/暧：clan /氏族/部族/一族/一门/党派/派阀/家族/族/ | clandestine /秘密的/暧/ | clandestinely /秘密地/暗中地/

1. clandestine

1. (通常因违法而)偷偷摸摸的，暗地里的，秘密的
    Something that is clandestine is hidden or kept secret, often because it is illegal.

    e.g. ...their clandestine meetings.
           他们的秘密会晤

1. A clandestine video porn shop was busted after a worried mother recently busted her young son watching a dirty movie.

2. The clandestine tapes also brought an end to Leung's marriage plans.

3. There were penitentiaries or private jails in monasteries and aristocrats'residences, where instruments of torture were kept and clandestine tribunals held to punish serfs and slaves.

4. The trash is often privately sorted and treated by individuals and households using various clandestine methods not considered environmentally friendly.

5. That clandestine video showed the former leader dropping through the gallows floor as he offered chanted prayers.

6. Saddam's execution drew international outrage after a clandestine video showed the former president being taunted on the gallows.

7. The two begin a clandestine friendship, and soon discover their desire turning from revenge to genuine passion.

8. danci.911cha.com

8. Israel has made no direct comments on the claims, but dangled hints that clandestine operations are possible by Iran's many foes.

9. The clandestine exchanges began when Woodward went to Felt's home in suburban Virginia one night after failing to reach him by telephone.

10. clandestine

10. It was the second clandestine video to have leaked, the first showing Saddam being taunted in his final moments.

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