under the radar
idiomC
To do something quietly or without attracting attention
- 1She managed to keep her new project under the radar until it was ready.
- 2He prefers to stay under the radar and avoid the spotlight.
It means to do something without anyone noticing. Like sneaking around or being very quiet so no one sees or hears you. It's like trying to be invisible while you do something.
Remember, "under the radar" is often used in a sneaky or secretive way, so be careful not to get caught! It's like trying to fly under the radar of a watchful eye.
at a shoe store
Sneaky Shoe Shopping
Michelle
I heard you got those limited edition sneakers.
Joseph
Yeah, I managed to snag them under the radar.
Michelle
Wow, that's impressive! I didn't even know they were available.
Joseph
I kept it low-key to avoid the rush.
during a team discussion
Quiet Project Progress
Christopher
I heard you managed to get the new software implemented.
Sharon
Yes, I kept it under the radar to avoid too much scrutiny.
Christopher
Smart move, it seems to be working well.
Sharon
Thanks, I thought it was best to keep things low-key.
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Similar to "under the radar":
- 1unnoticed
- 2inconspicuous