undercover in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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undercover Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

undercover agent
agente mf secreto
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She clearly hopes to change their minds about their undercover activities and perhaps join her in ecological activism.
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The typesetter for the magazine that was hired turned out to be an undercover police officer.
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She then became one of the first female permanent undercover vice cops.
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He also took on duties which were outside his official jurisdiction as a liaison officer working undercover, for example.
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In order to do this, they have to go undercover, as the kind of scum they usually try to catch.
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Teams of uniformed and undercover police officers randomly conducted mini-sweeps, swarming and arresting groups of evaders.
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He also uses the alias in another episode to go undercover in a local paper competitor to attain information from it.
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The show featured four funky undercover detectives: undetectable as police, given their hipness.
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Aurora, still tied up, confesses that she is an undercover android cop investigating salvage activities.
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However, an undercover policeman went to the table and claimed he had lost his pager.
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