classified

形容词保密的，（信息）归入密级的; 分类的，归类的

动词分类( classify的过去式和过去分词)

形容词

1. 分成类的：classification schemes 分类表 | Classified 分成类的 | classified balance sheet 分类资产负债表

2. 保密的已分类的：classificationsymbol 入级符号 | classified 保密的已分类的 | classifieddata 密级资料

1. (信息或文件)机密的，保密的
    Classified information or documents are officially secret.

    e.g. He has a security clearance that allows him access to classified information...
           他获得了安全许可，可以接触机密信息。
    e.g. The document was highly classified and circulated to a very limited group of people.
           这份文件高度机密，只在很小范围内传阅。

1. Wyden says that while there are numerous interpretations of how the Patriot Act works, the official government interpretation of the law remains classified.

2. The military has classified many details about the prison camp and the detainees and has not identified any of the men being held there.

3. The case is classified as murder and active investigations by the Regional Crime Unit of New Territories North are underway.

4. classified

4. The documents require him not to divulge classified information even upon leaving active duty, according to Johnson's letter.

5. classified的翻译

5. Sudan 1 is classified as a carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer, and is banned under European Union regulations.

6. The institute's Web site states that formaldehyde is classified as a " probable human carcinogen " by the US Environmental Protection Agency.

7. Carver said the deaths are classified as " homicides ", describing the scene as " the worst " he has seen in his career.

8. Infectious diseases in China are classified into three categories under the law on the prevention of communicable diseases.

9. Infectious diseases in China are classified into three categories by the country's law on prevention of communicable diseases.

10. Infectious diseases are classified into three categories by China's law on the prevention of communicable diseases.

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