Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Discreet"

A: I need you to keep it a secret

A: discreet = careful

A: To be somewhat secretive.

I.e - if you want to convey a message to someone, but you’re surrounded by other people (and you don’t want them to know what you’re saying), you can discreetly motion to the person to follow you into privacy... so, this might look like waving your finger at them, or saying something like “Can I have a word with you?”

A: significa: seremos discretos pero salvajemente sobre dramaticos

A: Sample sentences:

“I am very discreet about my love life so I never talk about who I’m dating.”

“She promised to be absolutely discreet with any sensitive information about the company she works for.”

“He was very discreet about his accomplishments at school so nobody thought he was such a hardworking genius.”

“Nobody stared at me on the street because I was wearing a very boring and discreet business suit.”

A: this is some of my example
1.you should be discreet with your words you embarrassed me 2.she's always discreeted with everyone secret

A: The shoplifter tried to be discreet while walking into the store.

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A: The entrance to the cosmetic surgery clinic is very discreet for the benefit of patients.

My mother doesn't know I smoke so please be discreet.

My artificial leg is attached by a discreet strap.

A: To be 'discreet' means keeping something quiet or secret, (but implies not going to the extent of lying about it).
To be 'prudent' is to be careful or sensible.

A: They're interchangeable, but "down low" is kind of slang :)

- (Formal) I want to be discreet about this situation.

- (Informal) Keep this [situation] on the down low

A: Discreet is to be careful/private and make sure whatever is happening isn't obvious to other people. "we talked discreetly about it"

Nosiness is when you are interested in something that is not your business.
Literally, it means to put your nose somewhere it doesn't belong.
it is like gossip.
"who are you texting?"
"stop being nosy"

A: discreet = sutil, sensible (más o menos)

Doctors must be discreet when discussing their patients' problems.

discrete = distinto

English and Spanish are discrete languages; Castellano and Spanish are not.

A: 1st one is correct, whereas 2nd is incorrect, in my view.

A:

No difference

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A: “Coworkers” are people, so it sounds strange to say “in people.”

“In” is only used with locations or things.

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