surreptitious in Vietnamese

Tính từ
1. bí mật, kín đáo
2. gian lậu, lén lút

Sentence patterns related to "surreptitious"

1. Product placement – Surreptitious advertising Danish law prohibits the surreptitious advertising.

2. They had several surreptitious conversations.

3. He was surreptitious in his movements.

4. BRIN : But some people do surreptitious things.

5. His surreptitious behaviour naturally aroused suspicion.

6. Secret or surreptitious; clandestine: a Backdoor romance

7. Such surreptitious bypassing of Standlely was distasteful.

8. Surreptitious do some to run errands shady business.

Surreptitious làm một số để chạy errands kinh doanh râm.

9. She sneaked a surreptitious glance at her watch.

10. Solitary, masochistic, surreptitious vice, that's all he understands.

11. 2 Solitary, masochistic, surreptitious vice, that's all he understands.

12. See her surreptitious one smiling face, my how queer.

13. He wiped it away with a quick, surreptitious movement.

14. She carried out a surreptitious search of his belongings.

15. Fortunately, his surreptitious action also turned out to be illegal.

16. This can be a surreptitious method of mounting a takeover bid.

17. 8 She carried out a surreptitious search of his belongings.

18. When no one was looking he took a surreptitious puff on his cigarette.

19. Then a little light came through the uncovered spyhole, a flickering, surreptitious light.

20. Mo Kan - cheng and the others exchanged surreptitious glances, but no one said anything.

21. The back avoids eye contact and confrontation, but it may invite the surreptitious gaze.

22. Antonyms for Admitted include closet, private, secret, unrevealed, hidden, covert, concealed, surreptitious, clandestine and undisclosed

23. I don't mind you smoking occasionally -- there's no need to be so surreptitious about it!

24. This same principle of separation is behind the ban on surreptitious advertising and teleshopping.

25. I have mastered the art of the surreptitious and covert glance over my shoulder.

26. Charismatic Captivation uncovers those secret organizations and reveals their surreptitious, sordid, and self-aggrandizing agenda

27. Synonyms for Catlike include catty, feline, quiet, silent, stealthy, furtive, secret, surreptitious, sneaky and clandestine

28. Microdots are another method of surreptitious communication between an agent in the field and his controller.

29. Synonyms for Backstair include Backstairs, secret, covert, clandestine, furtive, stealthy, private, sneaky, underhand and surreptitious

30. Deny surreptitious or forced entry by an intruder; (b) Deter, impede and detect actions by disloyal personnel

31. Women in nightdresses peeping out of roadside houses lent a surreptitious air to the first few miles.

32. He made a surreptitious entrance to the club through the little door in the brick wall.

33. It is similar with the crime of making a false capital contribution and surreptitious withdrawing the contributed capital.

34. Surreptitious observation had been a habit of his since boyhood, practiced first on wildlife and then on women.

35. The result was that we all kept making surreptitious trips to the staff room to refill our plastic beakers.

36. Sophia listened with the studied air of one for whom, even in these days, a title possessed some surreptitious Allurement

37. Any change in the boundaries of authority should be the result of conscious planning, and not surreptitious empire-building.

38. She seemed to be listening to what I was saying, but I couldn't help noticing her surreptitious glances at the clock.

39. Mr. Needham I know of no surreptitious exercise being carried out by my Department in regard to private taxi firms in Belfast.

40. Sophia listened with the studied air of one for whom, even in these days, a title possessed some surreptitious Allurement.· An enticement, inducement or bait

41. "Middle-aged men are not 'supposed' to cry during movies," stated Finlo Rohrer of the website, citing the ending of Titanic as having generated such tears, adding that "men, if they have felt weepy during , have often tried to be surreptitious about it."

"Các nam khán giả trung niên không 'được cho' là sẽ khóc khi xem phim," tác giả Finlo Rohrer của website này nói, dẫn chứng đoạn kết của Titanic khiến nhiều người rơi nước mắt, và nói thêm rằng "đàn ông, nếu họ muốn khóc khi xem , thì thường sẽ cố làm điều đó một cách thầm kín."

42. ‘we need to Crack down hard on workplaces that break safety regulations’ ‘Sydney police have promised to Crack down on all such surreptitious snapping.’ ‘Labour has taken tough measures to Crack down on crime and anti-social behaviour.’ ‘The Executive has introduced measures through the police bill to Crack down on knife culture.’