private

权威英汉双解

非公开 not public

The sign said, ‘Private property. Keep out.’

标牌上写着：“私人领地，禁止进入。”

Those are my father's private papers.

那些都是我父亲的私人文件。

The hotel has 110 bedrooms, all with private bathrooms.

这家旅馆有 110 间客房，各有独立卫生间。

谈话；会晤 conversation/meeting

a private conversation

私人交谈

They were sharing a private joke.

他们讲着外人听不懂的笑话。

Senior defence officials held private talks.

高级防务官员举行了秘密会谈。

情感；信息 feelings/information

her private thoughts and feelings

她私下的想法和感情

非国有 not owned/run by state

private banks

私营银行

a programme to return many of the state companies to private ownership

把众多国营公司转为民营的计划

private doctors

私人医生

If I can afford it, I think I'll go private(= pay for medical care rather than use the government service) .

如果花得起，我想我会自费医疗的。

非工作 not work

a politician's private life

政界人物的私生活

清静 quiet

Let's go somewhere a bit more private.

咱们另找个僻静些的地方吧。

人 person

He's a very private person.

他是个闷葫芦。

课堂 lessons

She gives private English lessons at weekends.

她周末做私人英语家教。

钱 money

He has a private income.

他有一笔私人收入。

Private (John) Smith

列兵（约翰 )）史密斯

Is there somewhere we can discuss this in private?

有没有什么地方能让我们单独谈谈这件事？

in private

Is there somewhere we can discuss this in private?

有没有什么地方能让我们单独谈谈这件事？

英汉释义

• adj.

  1.私的,私人的,个人的,私用的,专用的

  2.(财产等)私有的;私营的;民间的;(学校等)私立的

  3.秘密的;保密的;非公开的;(信件等)亲启的

  4.平民的;无官职的;士兵的

  5.(地方等)隐蔽的,幽僻的

  6.不宜公开谈论[显露]的

  7.〈古〉隐遁的

  1.私的,私人的,个人的,私用的,专用的

  2.(财产等)私有的;私营的;民间的;(学校等)私立的

  3.秘密的;保密的;非公开的;(信件等)亲启的

  4.平民的;无官职的;士兵的

  5.(地方等)隐蔽的,幽僻的

  6.不宜公开谈论[显露]的

  7.〈古〉隐遁的

• n.

  1.〈古〉私人,个人

  2.列兵;【陆】〈美〉二等兵;士兵;【陆】〈英〉二等兵

  3.阴部,生殖器

英英释义

• adj.

  1.used only by a particular person or group, or available only to them; used about places or situations where other people cannot see or hear you; understood by only a few people, not by everyone; a private person does not talk to other people about their personal life and their feelings

  2.not connected with someone’s work or their public position

  3.controlled or owned by inpidual people or companies, rather than by the government

  4.with no position in government or public life

  1.used only by a particular person or group, or available only to them; used about places or situations where other people cannot see or hear you; understood by only a few people, not by everyone; a private person does not talk to other people about their personal life and their feelings

  2.not connected with someone’s work or their public position

  3.controlled or owned by inpidual people or companies, rather than by the government

  4.with no position in government or public life

• n.

  1.the lowest rank of soldier in the army