in strict privacy

基本解釋

They were married in strict privacy .
他們極其秘密地結(jié)了婚。
They would like to try it, one day, maybe, perhaps, but with the temperature right down, in strict privacy and certainly with a swimsuit on.
他們?cè)谖磥?lái)某一天可能想要嘗試，但是溫度要降下來(lái)，嚴(yán)格的隱私條件，當(dāng)然要穿上泳裝。
As the company told Search Engine Land in March, Google wouldn’t put out facial recognition in a mobile app unless there were very strict privacy controls in place.
Google今年3月告訴著名科技博客Search Engine Land說(shuō)“除非已經(jīng)掌握了一項(xiàng)非常嚴(yán)格的隱私控制機(jī)制，Google不會(huì)在移動(dòng)應(yīng)用中加入人臉識(shí)別功能。”

When a British tabloid, the News of the World, published a story about Max Mosley, a motor-racing administrator, he turned (unsuccessfully as it happened) to a court in France, which has strict privacy laws, to make the paper remove from its website a video which purported to show him engaged in sado-masochistic sex acts.
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Due to strict rules entitling consumers to financial privacy, though, banks are limited in the secondary use of that data.
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Privacy laws are somewhat more common in Latin America, where countries such as Argentina and Chile boast relatively strict European-style regimes.
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