indiscreetly

常见例句

双语例句

• A person who causes trouble by speaking indiscreetly.
  由于说话轻率而惹上麻烦的人。
• I really don't want to say that the young generations all consider their marriage indiscreetly.
  我不想说年轻的一代对结婚很不慎重。
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• It will probably never be known whether you cracked a joke or indiscreetly emitted a rather rude noise.
  无论你是开了个玩笑，还是轻率地放了个响屁，也许都不会被人知道。

权威例句

• McCallum, of all people, was handling classified information indiscreetly, Ms. Gottemoeller placed him in the bureaucratic equivalent of limbo — on indefinite, unappealable administrative leave with pay.
  CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center for Security Policy Firing Richardson: A Necessary, If Not Necessarily Sufficient, Condition for Redressing the Clinton-Gore Insecurity Complex
• Echoing Larry Magid, Symons believed that the rare threat of sexual predators had, in some ways, obscured the more common problem of kids' indiscreetly publishing personal information on the Web.
  FORBES: On The Web's Edge
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