private
private 英 [ˈpraɪvət] 美 [ˈpraɪvɪt]
adj. 私人的；私营的
名词复数:privates
- Something private is something you don't want to share; it's for your eyes only. Your diary entries and your bank account balance might both be kept private.
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- adj. 私人的；私营的
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1. The sign said, ‘Private property. Keep out.’
标牌上写着：“私人领地，禁止进入。”
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2. Those are my father's private papers.
那些都是我父亲的私人文件。
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3. a private conversation
私人交谈
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4. They were sharing a private joke.
他们讲着外人听不懂的笑话。
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5. her private thoughts and feelings
她私下的想法和感情
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6. private banks
私营银行
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7. private doctors
私人医生
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8. a politician's private life
政界人物的私生活
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9. Let's go somewhere a bit more private.
咱们另找个僻静些的地方吧。
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10. He's a very private person.
他是个闷葫芦。
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11. He has a private income.
他有一笔私人收入。
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12. Can we speak privately?
我们能单独谈谈吗？
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13. a privately owned company
私营公司
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14. Their children were educated privately.
他们的子女都是上私立学校的。
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15. 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？
- private (adj.) late 14c., "pertaining or belonging to oneself, not shared, individual; not open to the public;" of a religious rule, "not shared by Christians generally, distinctive; from Latin privatus "set apart, belonging to oneself (not to the state), peculiar, personal," used in contrast to publicus, communis; past participle of privare "to separate, deprive," from privus "one's own, individual," from Proto-Italic *prei-wo- "separate, individual," from PIE *prai-, *prei- "in front of, before," from root *per- (1) "forward." The semantic shift would be from "being in front" to "being separate."
- private (n.) 1590s, "private citizen," short for private person "individual not involved in government" (early 15c.), or from Latin privatus "man in private life," noun use of the adjective; 1781 in the military sense, short for Private soldier "one below the rank of a non-commissioned officer" (1570s), from private (adj.).
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