secret 音标拼音: [s'ikrət] [s'ikrɪt]
n . 秘密,机密,神秘,秘诀,秘方
a . 秘密的,极机密的,隐蔽的,暗中的,神秘的
秘密,机密,神秘,秘诀,秘方秘密的,极机密的,隐蔽的,暗中的,神秘的
secret 秘密
secret adj 1 :
not open or public ;
kept private or not revealed ; "
a secret formula "; "
secret ingredients "; "
secret talks "
2 :
conducted with or marked by hidden aims or methods ;
"
clandestine intelligence operations "; "
cloak -
and -
dagger activities behind enemy lines "; "
hole -
and -
corner intrigue ";
"
secret missions "; "
a secret agent "; "
secret sales of arms ";
"
surreptitious mobilization of troops "; "
an undercover investigation "; "
underground resistance " [
synonym : {
clandestine },
{
cloak -
and -
dagger }, {
hole -
and -
corner (
a )}, {
hugger -
mugger },
{
hush -
hush }, {
secret }, {
surreptitious }, {
undercover },
{
underground }]
3 :
not openly made known ; "
a secret marriage "; "
a secret bride "
[
synonym : {
unavowed }, {
secret }]
4 :
communicated covertly ; "
their secret signal was a wink ";
"
secret messages "
5 :
not expressed ; "
secret (
or private )
thoughts " [
synonym : {
secret },
{
private }]
6 :
designed to elude detection ; "
a hidden room or place of concealment such as a priest hole "; "
a secret passage "; "
the secret compartment in the desk " [
synonym : {
hidden }, {
secret }]
7 :
hidden from general view or use ; "
a privy place to rest and think "; "
a secluded romantic spot "; "
a secret garden " [
synonym :
{
privy }, {
secluded }, {
secret }]
8 : (
of information )
given in confidence or in secret ; "
this arrangement must be kept confidential "; "
their secret communications " [
synonym : {
confidential }, {
secret }]
9 :
indulging only covertly ; "
a secret alcoholic "
10 :
having an import not apparent to the senses nor obvious to the intelligence ;
beyond ordinary understanding ; "
mysterious symbols "; "
the mystical style of Blake "; "
occult lore "; "
the secret learning of the ancients " [
synonym : {
mysterious },
{
mystic }, {
mystical }, {
occult }, {
secret }, {
orphic }]
11 :
the next to highest level of official classification for documents n 1 :
something that should remain hidden from others (
especially information that is not to be passed on ); "
the combination to the safe was a secret "; "
he tried to keep his drinking a secret "
2 :
information known only to a special group ; "
the secret of Cajun cooking " [
synonym : {
secret }, {
arcanum }]
3 :
something that baffles understanding and cannot be explained ;
"
how it got out is a mystery "; "
it remains one of nature '
s secrets " [
synonym : {
mystery }, {
enigma }, {
secret }, {
closed book }]
Secret \
Se "
cret \,
a . [
F .
secret (
cf .
Sp . &
Pg .
secreto ,
It .
secreto ,
segreto ),
fr .
L .
secretus ,
p .
p .
of secernere to put apart ,
to separate .
See {
Certain },
and cf . {
Secrete },
{
Secern }.]
1 .
Hidden ;
concealed ;
as ,
secret treasure ;
secret plans ;
a secret vow . --
Shak .
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The secret things belong unto the Lord our God ;
but those things which are revealed belong unto us .
--
Deut .
xxix .
29 .
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2 .
Withdrawn from general intercourse or notice ;
in retirement or secrecy ;
secluded .
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There ,
secret in her sapphire cell ,
He with the Nais wont to dwell . --
Fenton .
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3 .
Faithful to a secret ;
not inclined to divulge or betray confidence ;
secretive . [
R .]
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Secret Romans ,
that have spoke the word ,
And will not palter . --
Shak .
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4 .
Separate ;
distinct . [
Obs .]
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They suppose two other divine hypostases superior thereunto ,
which were perfectly secret from matter .
--
Cudworth .
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Syn :
Hidden ;
concealed ;
secluded ;
retired ;
unseen ;
unknown ;
private ;
obscure ;
recondite ;
latent ;
covert ;
clandestine ;
privy .
See {
Hidden }.
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Secret \
Se "
cret \,
n . [
F .
secret (
cf .
Pr .
secret ,
Sp . &
Pg .
secreto ,
It .
secreto ,
segreto ),
from L .
secretum .
See {
Secret },
a .]
1 .
Something studiously concealed ;
a thing kept from general knowledge ;
what is not revealed ,
or not to be revealed .
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To tell our own secrets is often folly ;
to communicate those of others is treachery . --
Rambler .
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2 .
A thing not discovered ;
what is unknown or unexplained ;
a mystery .
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All secrets of the deep ,
all nature '
s works .
--
Milton .
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3 .
pl .
The parts which modesty and propriety require to be concealed ;
the genital organs .
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{
In secret },
in a private place ;
in privacy or secrecy ;
in a state or place not seen ;
privately .
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Bread eaten in secret is pleasant . --
Prov .
ix .
17 .
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Secret \
Se "
cret \,
v .
t .
To keep secret . [
Obs .] --
Bacon .
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classified \
classified \
adj .
1 .
arranged into classes or categories ;
as , {
unclassified }.
Syn :
categorized .
[
WordNet 1 .
5 PJC ]
2 .
assigned to a class of documents withheld from general circulation ; --
of information or documents .
Opposite of {
unclassified }.
Note : [
Narrower terms : {
eyes -
only }; {
confidential };
{
restricted }; {
secret }; {
sensitive }; {
top -
secret }]
[
WordNet 1 .
5 ]
190 Moby Thesaurus words for "
secret ":
abstract ,
abstruse ,
arcane ,
arcanum ,
beclouded ,
behind the curtain ,
behind the scenes ,
blind ,
buried ,
by stealth ,
cabala ,
cabalistic ,
camouflaged ,
censored ,
clandestine ,
classified ,
classified information ,
close ,
closed ,
closemouthed ,
clouded ,
concealed ,
confidence ,
confidential ,
confidential communication ,
confidentially ,
covered ,
covert ,
cryptic ,
cryptographic ,
dark ,
deep ,
deep -
seated ,
devious ,
discreet ,
disguised ,
eclipsed ,
encrypted ,
enigma ,
enigmatic ,
esoteric ,
esoterica ,
evasive ,
furtive ,
furtively ,
genitals ,
guarded secret ,
heavy ,
hermetic ,
hermetics ,
hid ,
hidden ,
hole -
and -
corner ,
hugger -
mugger ,
hush -
hush ,
immanent ,
imperceptible ,
implanted ,
implicit ,
in a cloud ,
in a fog ,
in eclipse ,
in purdah ,
in secret ,
in the wings ,
inalienable ,
incommunicado ,
incomprehensible ,
indiscernible ,
indwelling ,
infixed ,
ingrained ,
inherent ,
inner ,
insensible ,
internal ,
intrinsic ,
invisible ,
inward ,
inwrought ,
irreducible ,
latent ,
lonesome ,
mysterious ,
mystery ,
mystery of mysteries ,
mystical ,
obfuscated ,
obscure ,
obscured ,
occult ,
on the sly ,
out of sight ,
out -
of -
the -
way ,
parts ,
personal matter ,
private ,
private matter ,
private parts ,
privately ,
privates ,
privileged communication ,
privity ,
privy ,
privy parts ,
profound ,
profound secret ,
pudenda ,
quiet ,
quietly ,
recondite ,
remote ,
removed ,
resident ,
restricted ,
restricted information ,
retired ,
screened ,
sealed book ,
secluded ,
secluse ,
secretive ,
secretly ,
sequestered ,
shifty ,
shrouded ,
sightless ,
smothered ,
sneak ,
stealthily ,
stealthy ,
stifled ,
subjective ,
submerged ,
suppressed ,
surreptitious ,
surreptitiously ,
the occult ,
top secret ,
top -
secret ,
transcendental ,
ulterior ,
unacknowledged ,
unalienable ,
unapparent ,
unbeheld ,
unbeholdable ,
unbreatheable ,
unchallengeable ,
uncommunicative ,
undeclared ,
under an eclipse ,
under cover ,
under house arrest ,
under security ,
under wraps ,
under -
the -
table ,
undercover ,
underground ,
underhand ,
underhanded ,
underneath ,
undiscernible ,
undisclosable ,
undisclosed ,
undivulgable ,
undivulged ,
unknown ,
unnoticed ,
unobserved ,
unperceivable ,
unperceived ,
unpublishable ,
unpublished ,
unquestionable ,
unrealized ,
unrevealable ,
unrevealed ,
unseeable ,
unseen ,
unspoken ,
untellable ,
untold ,
unutterable ,
unuttered ,
unviewed ,
unwhisperable ,
unwitnessed ,
viewless ,
wrapped in clouds SECRET ,
rights .
A knowledge of something which is unknown to others ,
out of which a profit may be made ;
for example ,
an invention of a machine ,
or the discovery of the effect of the combination of certain matters .
2 .
Instances have occurred of secrets of that kind being kept for many years ,
but they are liable to constant detection .
As such secrets are not property ,
the possessors of them in general prefer making them public ,
and securing the exclusive right for years ,
under the patent laws ,
to keeping them in an insecure manner ,
without them .
See Phil .
on Pat .
ch .
15 ;
Gods .
on Pat .
171 ;
Dav .
Pat .
Cas .
429 ;
8 Ves .
215 ;
2 Ves . &
B .
218 ;
2 Mer .
446 ;
3 Mer .
157 ;
1 Jac . &
W .
394 ;
1 Pick .
443 ;
4 Mason ,
15 ;
3 B . &
P .
630 .
SECRET .
That which is not to be revealed .
2 .
Attorneys and counsellors ,
who have been trusted professionally with the secrets of their clients ,
are not allowed to reveal them in a court of justice .
The right of secrecy belongs to the client ,
and not to the attorney and counsellor .
3 .
As to the matter communicated ,
it extends to all cases where the client applies for professional advice or assistance ;
and it does not appear that the protection is qualified by any reference to proceedings pending or in contemplation .
Story ,
Eq .
Pl .
Sec .
600 ;
1 Milne &
K .
104 ;
3 Sim .
R .
467 .
3 .
Documents confided professionally to the counsel cannot be demanded ,
unless indeed the party would himself be bound to produce them .
Hare on Discov .
171 .
Grand jurors are sworn the commonwealth '
s secrets ,
their fellows and their own to keep .
Vide Confidential communications ;
Witness .
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