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Katotohanan, Paglilihim, at Pandaraya - Pag-iingat ng mga Lihim

Master ang mga English na idiom na nauugnay sa pag-iingat ng mga lihim, tulad ng "sa pagitan mo at sa akin" at "magtago ng takip."

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English idioms relate to Truth, Secrecy, & Deception
hidden agenda

a secret reason behind a plan or action

nakatagong agenda

nakatagong agenda

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[Pangngalan]
between you and me

said to ask someone to keep a conversation secret

[Pangungusap]
to breathe a word about sth

to tell other people what is supposed to stay secret

[Parirala]
conspiracy of silence

used to refer to an agreement made in order to keep someone from sharing or revealing information that should be otherwise publically known

[Parirala]
to keep a lid on sth

to not let something become revealed to others

[Parirala]
to keep one's cards close to one's chest

to refrain from revealing one's true intentions or plans

[Parirala]
to keep sth under one's hat

to avoid sharing a secret with others

[Parirala]
to keep schtum

to decide to remain silent about something, particularly out of fear of making a situation worse

[Parirala]
mum is the word

said as a promise or request to not tell something to anyone else

[Pangungusap]
one's lips are sealed

used when one says that one will not reveal secret information

[Pangungusap]
skeleton in the closet

something about a person's past that they do not want to reveal or mention because it is embarrassing or unpleasant

[Parirala]
these four walls

used to refer to a room, in which a group of people knows or witnesses something that others do not

[Parirala]
to tell tales out of school

to share information that is secret or private

[Parirala]
to keep one's own counsel

to keep one's opinions, plans, or intentions secret

[Parirala]
to keep sth dark

to not let other people know about something

[Parirala]
(as) close as an oyster

a person who can be trusted with one's secrets

[Parirala]
to cover one's tracks

to conceal or destroy evidence of one's activities or whereabouts to avoid detection or punishment

[Parirala]
to paper over the cracks

to try to conceal flaws or problems temporarily, without addressing or solving them properly

[Parirala]
to keep sth under wraps

to keep something secret or confidential and not to reveal it to others

[Parirala]
trade secret

a piece of personal or private information that one refuses to share with anyone

[Pangngalan]
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