Translations for „tightlipped“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

tightrope [ˈtaɪtroʊp, Brit -rəʊp] N

tightrope

corda f bamba

weightlifter N

weightlifter

halterofilista mf

tighten [ˈtaɪten] VB trans

1. tighten (make tight):

tighten bolt, screw

apertar

tighten rope

amarrar firme

to tighten sth up

apertar bem a. c.

to tighten sth up

amarrar firme a. c.

2. tighten restrictions:

tighten

tornar mais rigoroso(-a)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

But investigators remained tightlipped as to "who" was the intended target and the motive behind the violence.

www.lagrangenews.com

What is hard to understand, however, is why the industry would be so tightlipped about the chemicals they use.

blogs.edf.org

Though she was generally tightlipped on the subject when it came to the next game, there are a few details.

en.wikipedia.org

Agency officials are tightlipped about the nature of the case.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Most police officials remained tightlipped about the development but said the decision should be revoked.

www.dnaindia.com

The letter has left the party leaders tightlipped.

www.hindustantimes.com

The woman remained tightlipped about the reason for placing the ad in the first place.

www.independent.ie

The prime minister's office was tightlipped when asked to comment on the cost overruns.

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