The phrase "leak secrets" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when someone has revealed information that was meant to be kept private. For example, "The whistleblower leaked secrets about the company's illegal practices."
Did Jejoen leak secrets about the training camp to his father?
The Italian word corvo (crow) is used pejoratively to describe informants or people who leak secrets.
Administration officials have said there is no contradiction between the transparency policy and aggressively punishing those who leak secrets.
He's reserving judgment on Secret and Whisper, the two apps that allow people to leak secrets anonymously to a broad social network.
In many American eyes, Europeans are already wobbly, tiresome free-riders who do not police their Islamist extremists properly, breach sanctions, flirt with dictatorships and leak secrets to the Russians and Chinese.
"They don't give you anything in the army, the equipment is bad, and they leak secrets even worse than in the interior ministry [which oversees his Saint Mary volunteer battalion]," said Kuzyo.
By deciding to unilaterally leak secret N.S.A. documents, Snowden has betrayed all of these things".
It was put to Cable that he was saying it was wrong to leak secret information but right to publish it.
Under the new law, government employees who leak secret information could face up to 10 years in prison; journalists who solicit such information could get 5-year sentences.
And now there are new people who leak secret information about the wars, in the hope that the resulting political pressure will bring them to a close.
It accused him of bribery, adultery with several women and leaking secrets.
