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●ˌgive sb/sth/yourself aˈway 🔑to do or say sth that shows sth about sb/sth/yourself that was a secret 泄露;吐露◆It was her eyes that gave her away (= showed how she really felt). 她的眼睛流露出了她的真实情感。◆He never gives very much away about himself. 他对自己的情况从不多言。◆She had given away state secrets to the enemy. 她向敌人泄露了国家机密。◆I found I could tell lies confidently without giving myself away. 我发现自己能面不改色心不跳地说谎。OBJ nothing, anything, little SYN betray sb/sth/yourself (more formal) [v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv] ●ˌgive the ˈgame awayto tell a secret, especially by accident; to show sth that has been hidden 不慎泄密;露出马脚;露馅◆I don’t want to give the game away by telling you how the movie ends. 我不想把电影的结局透露给你。▸ ˈgiveaway noun (informal) sth that makes you guess the real truth about sth 暴露真相的事物◆He said he was French, but his accent was a dead giveaway! (= showed clearly that he was not French) 他说他是法国人,可他的口音让他彻底露馅儿了! |