get wind of

Significado

to hear about something that was meant to be secret

Enterarse de algo que debía ser secreto.

Ejemplos

1. 1Mum got wind of our surprise party when she found the balloons under my bed.
2. 2Don't let the kids get wind of the new puppy until Saturday morning.
3. 3Somehow the whole class got wind of the teacher's engagement before she'd told anyone.
4. 4How did the neighbours get wind of our plans for an extension? We haven't told a soul.
5. 5If a rival company gets wind of our new designs before the launch, we're in trouble.

Gramática

Solo cambia get: got, getting. Sin artículo delante de wind; el secreto va justo después de of: get wind of the plan.

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