top secret

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In 2005, the U.S. classified these chicken barns as part of the nation's 'critical infrastructure, ' giving them a kind of top-secret status.
2005年，美國把這些養(yǎng)雞場列為國家“重要基礎(chǔ)設(shè)施”的一部分，并賦予了它們相當于最高機密的地位。
In Washington and the surrounding area, 33 building complexes for top-secret intelligence work are under construction or have been built since September 2001.
在華盛頓以及周邊地區(qū)，自2001年起，有33座負責最高機密的情報收集工作的大樓在建或者已經(jīng)建成。
Dik?tter exposes a top-secret 1959 meeting in Shanghai in which Mao ordered state agents to seize a third of the grain harvest for export and use in the cities.
馮客曝光了一份1959年上海會議的高級機密，在那次會上，毛命令國家機關(guān)征用三分之一的糧食產(chǎn)量，用于出口和上海市民食用。

He says the released documents do not include any top-secret reports or names of informants or information like troop movements.
They accidentally record a train wreck and, in the process, uncover a top-secret military project.

The documents she stole included top-secret information about IDF orders of battle, units, armaments and operational orders.
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In 1940 President Roosevelt's science adviser, Vannevar Bush, appointed Loomis to head the top-secret "Rad Lab" at MIT.
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(of information) extremely secret and not to be told to anyone outside a particular group of people

Top secret information or activity is intended to be kept completely secret, for example, in order to prevent a country's enemies from finding out about it.