private
🇺🇸
/ˈpraɪvət/
🇬🇧
/ˈpraɪvət/
adjective
B1
for one person or group only; not shared with others
The hotel offers private beach access for its guests.
這家酒店為其客人提供私人海灘通道。
B1
meant for a specific person or group; not public
They exchanged private messages during the meeting.
他們在會議期間交換了私人信息。
B1
not for others to know
She prefers to keep her personal life private.
她更願意保持她的私生活不公開。
B1
not owned or run by the government
He works for a private company.
他在一家私營公司工作。
R
paid for by an individual, not the government
She takes private music lessons.
她上私人音樂課。
R
done for oneself, not for a group or state
He made a private investment in the startup.
他在這個初創公司進行了私人投資。
B1
not related to work or official duties
He went on a private vacation to Hawaii.
他去夏威夷度了一個私人假期。
B1
free from interruption; secluded
They needed a private space to discuss the matter.
他們需要一個私人空間來討論這個問題。
R
not willing to share personal thoughts or feelings
She is a private person who doesn't like to talk about herself.
她是一個不喜歡談論自己的私人人物。
R
income that is not earned through work
He lives off a private income from his investments.
他靠他的投資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獲得了獎項。
R
a polite way to refer to sexual organs
translation
私有, 專屬, 私密, 私營, 自費, 個人, 私人, 僻靜, 內向, 非勞動收入
列兵, 私處
詞形變化
Plural
privates