divulged

英 [daɪˈvʌldʒd]

美 [daɪˈvʌldʒd]

v.  泄露，透露(秘密)
divulge的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 泄露(秘密);透露(信息)
  If youdivulgea piece of secret or private information, you tell it to someone.
  1. Officials refuse to divulge details of the negotiations...
     官员们拒绝透露谈判的细节。
  2. He was charged with divulging state secrets...
     他被控泄露国家机密。
  3. I do not want to divulge where the village is.
     我不想透露那个村庄在哪儿。

双语例句

• Because Professor Xiao divulged to the press that he was the jewel surgeon treasured by the former Minister of Health and Professor Qu who head-hunted him to return home to save people.
  由于肖教授透露给媒体说，他是前卫生部长和求发祖财宝的千里马，搜罗他到回国拯救人民。
• However, some of the children have divulged economic information, become involved in intelligence networks or sold information and documents.
  但是现在确有个别干部子弟泄露经济情报，卷入了情报网，出卖消息，出卖文件。
• He divulged what had gone on in the Council meeting.
  他透露了议会中讨论的事。
• How are the vast amounts of data that are compiled about us gathered, protected, and divulged?
  有关我们的大量资料是如何被收集、保护和泄露的？
• In its annual sustainability report, Samsung divulged the results of an independent audit that it commissioned after admitting violations by its suppliers in September 2012.
  在年度可持续发展报告中，三星透露了一项独立审查的结果。三星在2012年9月承认供应商违规后委托进行此项审查。
• All the information in this tender shall be kept as strictly confidential and not divulged to any individual or organization without the prior written approval of IKEA.
  这次招标的所有信息都将严格保密，确保在没有得到IKEA的高层书面同意的情况下，不向任何个人或组织泄漏任何信息。
• Would she have divulged anything?
  她本会透露些什么吗？
• Officials said Thursday that the SEALs are alleged to have divulged the information and shown the designers specially-designed combat equipment without authorization from their superiors.
  五角大楼官员星期四说，据称这几名海豹突击队员泄露机密，在没有得到上级授权的情况下向电脑游戏设计者展示了专门设计的战斗装备。
• For their part, Israeli officials say there has been progress but the talks are secret and little can be divulged.
  以色列官员说，他们认为已经取得了一些进展，但是谈判是秘密进行的，因此不能向外透露什么信息。
• Name cards were not in use yet among the Chinese side, ostensibly because they might have divulged an excessive amount of potentially sensitive information, such as names, addresses, and phone numbers.
  中方那时还不使用名片，表面上看是因为他们不愿暴露过多的政治敏感信息，比如姓名、地址和电话号码。