private
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/ˈpraɪvət/
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/ˈpraɪvət/
adjective
B1
for one person or group only; not shared with others
The hotel offers private beach access for its guests.
这家酒店为其客人提供私人海滩通道。
B1
meant for a specific person or group; not public
They exchanged private messages during the meeting.
他们在会议期间交换了私人信息。
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not for others to know
She prefers to keep her personal life private.
她更愿意保持她的私生活不公开。
B1
not owned or run by the government
He works for a private company.
他在一家私营公司工作。
R
paid for by an individual, not the government
She takes private music lessons.
她上私人音乐课。
R
done for oneself, not for a group or state
He made a private investment in the startup.
他在这个初创公司进行了私人投资。
B1
not related to work or official duties
He went on a private vacation to Hawaii.
他去夏威夷度了一个私人假期。
B1
free from interruption; secluded
They needed a private space to discuss the matter.
他们需要一个私人空间来讨论这个问题。
R
not willing to share personal thoughts or feelings
She is a private person who doesn't like to talk about herself.
她是一个不喜欢谈论自己的私人人物。
R
income that is not earned through work
He lives off a private income from his investments.
他靠他的投资所得的私人收入生活。
noun
R
the lowest rank in the army
Private Smith received an award for bravery.
二等兵史密斯因勇敢获得了奖项。
R
a polite way to refer to sexual organs
translation
私有, 专属, 私密, 私营, 自费, 个人, 私人, 僻静, 内向, 非劳动收入
列兵, 私处
词形变化
Plural
privates