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    This document discusses idioms related to keeping secrets or revealing secrets. Some of the idioms mentioned include "spill the beans" meaning to deliberately tell a secret, "keep themselves to themselves" meaning to live a quiet private life, and "let the cat out of the bag" meaning to allow a secret to be known usually unintentionally. The document provides definitions and explanations for several common English idioms involving secrets.

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    This document discusses idioms related to keeping secrets or revealing secrets. Some of the idioms mentioned include "spill the beans" meaning to deliberately tell a secret, "keep themselves to themselves" meaning to live a quiet private life, and "let the cat out of the bag" meaning to allow a secret to be known usually unintentionally. The document provides definitions and explanations for several common English idioms involving secrets.

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    This document discusses idioms related to keeping secrets or revealing secrets. Some of the idioms mentioned include "spill the beans" meaning to deliberately tell a secret, "keep themselves to themselves" meaning to live a quiet private life, and "let the cat out of the bag" meaning to allow a secret to be known usually unintentionally. The document provides definitions and explanations for several common English idioms involving secrets.

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    IDIOMS: SECRETS

    UNIT 5
    - Spill the beans: deliberately tell a

    -
    secret
    Keep themselves to themselves:
    - Classi ed information:
    con dential

    -
    live a quiet private life
    Behind closed doors: hide or keep
    - Divulged: blurted out (say on
    impulse)

    -
    secret from the public
    - Between you and me: hush-hush
    Let it slip: tell something to
    someone without intending to - Covert: top secret

    - Keep/stay schtum: be quiet - Have something to hide: looks


    furtive/ secretive
    - Let the cat out of the bag: allow a
    secret to be known usually without -
    intending to
    - Give the game away: tell a secret
    fi
    fi

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