clandestinely 的定义
- characterized by, done in, or executed with secrecy or concealment, especially for purposes of subversion or deception; private or surreptitious: Their clandestine meetings went undiscovered for two years.
clandestinely 近义词
secretly
clandestinely 的近义词 8 个
clandestinely 的反义词 2 个
更多clandestinely例句
- A December report by the investigative news organization Bellingcat, in collaboration with independent media outlets, identified eight FSB operatives working for a clandestine unit, who according to the investigation, were behind the attack.
- The clandestine launch in 2016 of Nike’s Vaporfly 4% racing shoes, featuring a carbon-fiber plate embedded in a thick layer of ultra-resilient foam, kicked off an age of extreme shoe anxiety among competitive runners.
- So far, however, Google has not had much luck, but Facebook nonetheless felt it necessary to return fire—clandestinely.
- We, as viewers, observing what was photographed clandestinely, become voyeurs, too.
- A decade ago, "tired of sloganeering in India," he crossed clandestinely into Tibet and was arrested by Chinese border guards.
- One would think you were a lover meeting his mistress clandestinely for the first time.
- Stolen parties in the attics; suppers brought in clandestinely; lessons shirked!
- He answered by return of post, pointing out that he couldn't possibly come to see her clandestinely, for her own sake.
- There La Dame de la Dlivrande had been concealed with so much precaution that the good fathers said mass there clandestinely.
- Money clandestinely taken from the proprietor we call theft, and the person who takes it we call a thief.