0 past simple and past participle of eavesdrop
Included, too, would be one's picture, either from a passport photograph or from a casual camera; and one's eavesdropped conversations.
We know that in the past, sometimes legitimately, police officers have eavesdropped on cell conversations between prisoners.
However, if an intruder or attacker is aware that his connection might be eavesdropped, he might use encryption to secure his connection.
The fine weas calculated as 500,000 for each phone that was eavesdropped on, as well as a 15 million fine for impeding their investigation.
As he proclaims in the preface to the first series, this is history, eavesdropped upon at the door of legend.
Michigan courts have ruled that eavesdropping only applies to: a third party not otherwise involved in the conversation being eavesdropped on.
Lily eavesdropped outside government headquarters.
