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1 конфиденциально
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2 под большим секретом
1) General subject: on the quiet, in the strictest confidence (She told me so in the strictest confidence just now. - Она мне только что об этом сообщила под большим секретом.)2) Military: in great confidence, in strict confidenceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > под большим секретом
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3 по секрету
• ПО СЕКРЕТУ сказать, сообщить и т. п.; ПОД СЕКРЕТОМ[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ with the understanding that what is said will remain confidential:- in secret;- in (strict < strictest> confidence;- secretly;- privately.♦ "Скажу вам, Marie, по секрету: мы все, сколько нас ни есть, мы все немножко нигилисты..." (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). "Let me tell you something in secret, Marie. Every one of us, however many there are of us, every one of us is a bit of a nihilist" (2a).♦ Наташа была очень больна, и как Марья Дмитриевна под секретом сказала ему [Пьеру], она в ту же ночь, как ей было объявлено, что Анатоль женат, отравилась мышьяком, который она тихонько достала (Толстой 5). Natasha was very ill, as Marya Dmitrievna told him [Pierre] in confidence, having poisoned herself the night she learned that Anatol was married, with some arsenic she had procured by stealth (5a).♦ Лена Будягина со слов Юры Шарока под большим секретом сказала ей, что в институте, где учился Саша, существовала антисоветская организация... (Рыбаков 2). According to Lena Budyagina, who reported what Yuri Sharok had told her in strict confidence, there had been an anti-Soviet organization at Sasha's institute (2a).♦...Однажды он под секретом, потребовав сохранения тайны, показал Рите медицинскую справку... (Трифонов 3). [context transl] One day, under an oath of secrecy, he showed Rita a medical certificate... (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > по секрету
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4 под секретом
• ПО СЕКРЕТУ сказать, сообщить и т. п.; ПОД СЕКРЕТОМ[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ with the understanding that what is said will remain confidential:- in secret;- in (strict < strictest> confidence;- secretly;- privately.♦ "Скажу вам, Marie, по секрету: мы все, сколько нас ни есть, мы все немножко нигилисты..." (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). "Let me tell you something in secret, Marie. Every one of us, however many there are of us, every one of us is a bit of a nihilist" (2a).♦ Наташа была очень больна, и как Марья Дмитриевна под секретом сказала ему [Пьеру], она в ту же ночь, как ей было объявлено, что Анатоль женат, отравилась мышьяком, который она тихонько достала (Толстой 5). Natasha was very ill, as Marya Dmitrievna told him [Pierre] in confidence, having poisoned herself the night she learned that Anatol was married, with some arsenic she had procured by stealth (5a).♦ Лена Будягина со слов Юры Шарока под большим секретом сказала ей, что в институте, где учился Саша, существовала антисоветская организация... (Рыбаков 2). According to Lena Budyagina, who reported what Yuri Sharok had told her in strict confidence, there had been an anti-Soviet organization at Sasha's institute (2a).♦...Однажды он под секретом, потребовав сохранения тайны, показал Рите медицинскую справку... (Трифонов 3). [context transl] One day, under an oath of secrecy, he showed Rita a medical certificate... (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > под секретом
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5 строго
нрчstrictly, severelyстро́го наказа́ть — to punish severely
стро́го по секре́ту — in strict secrecy, in the strictest confidence
- строго воспрещаетсястро́го ме́жду на́ми — strictly between ourselves
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ПО СЕКРЕТУ сказать, сообщить и т. п. ПОД СЕКРЕТОМ PrepP these forms only advwith the understanding that what is said will remain confidentialin secretin (strict (strictest)) confidence secretly confidentially privately.«Скажу вам, Marie, по секрету: мы все, сколько нас ни есть, мы все немножко нигилисты...» (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). "Let me tell you something in secret, Marie. Every one of us, however many there are of us, every one of us is a bit of a nihilist" (2a).Наташа была очень больна, и как Марья Дмитриевна под секретом сказала ему (Пьеру), она в ту же ночь, как ей было объявлено, что Анатоль женат, отравилась мышьяком, который она тихонько достала (Толстой 5). Natasha was very ill, as Marya Dmitrievna told him (Pierre) in confidence, having poisoned herself the night she learned that Anatol was married, with some arsenic she had procured by stealth (5a).Лена Будягина со слов Юры Шарока под большим секретом сказала ей, что в институте, где учился Саша, существовала антисоветская организация... (Рыбаков 2). According to Lena Budyagina, who reported what Yuri Sharok had told her in strict confidence, there had been an anti-Soviet organization at Sasha's institute (2a)....Однажды он под секретом, потребовав сохранения тайны, показал Рите медицинскую справку... (Трифонов 3). ( context transl) One day, under an oath of secrecy, he showed Rita a medical certificate... (3a).
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