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cover your tracks
idiom
to hide or destroy the things that show where you have been or what you have been doing: 掩盖行踪；抹去所做事情的痕迹
Roberts covered his tracks by throwing the knife in the river.罗伯茨把刀扔进河里以图掩盖痕迹。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Hiding and disguising
be holed upidiom
booby trap
camo
camouflaged
cloak
drown
fig leaf
hole up (somewhere)
illusion
illusionistically
illusively
illusorily
lurk
secrete
shroud
shut someone/something out
sidle
skulk
smokescreen
stash
cover your tracks | American Dictionary
cover your tracks
idiom
to do things that hide your activities from other people, so that they cannot find out what you have been doing:
He transferred money illegally into his own account, and then tried to cover his tracks by destroying the computer records.
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