secreto
/seˈkɾeto/, [seˈkɾe.t̪o]secret
Adjective secreto (feminine secreta, masculine plural secretos, feminine plural secretas)
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secret
Noun secreto m (plural secretos)
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a secret
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secrecy
Verb secreto
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First-person singular (yo) present indicative form of secretar.
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Él se decidió a mantener su plan en secreto.
He made up his mind to keep his plan secret.
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No es ningún secreto que a Tom no le agrada María.
It's no secret that Tom doesn't like Mary.
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Ocultémonos este secreto de él.
Let's conceal this secret from him.
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Debemos mantener esta información en secreto por el momento.
We should keep this information under wraps for the time being.
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A la izquierda hay un camino secreto.
There's a secret path on the left.
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Tom no quiso contarle el secreto a Mary, pero lo hizo.
Tom didn't mean to tell Mary the secret, but he did.
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El secreto de influenciar a la gente no recae tanto en ser un buen orador como en ser un buen oidor.
The secret of influencing people lies not so much in being a good talker as in being a good listener.
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Un documento normativo secreto fue filtrado a los periódicos.
A secret policy document was leaked to the newspapers.
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Hiciste bien en guardar el secreto.
You did well to keep the secret.
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Estaba a punto de revelar el secreto cuando una mirada fuerte de Martha le calló.
He was on the verge of revealing the secret when a sharp look from Martha shut him up.
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