privy
privy 英 [ˈprɪvi] 美 [ˈprɪvi]
adj. 私人的；不公开的；秘密参与的 n. 有利害关系的人；厕所
名词复数:privies
- If you're privy to something, you've been let in on a secret or know about something that most people don't. Not many people are privy to what those top secret documents are all about, for example.
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- adj. 私人的；不公开的；秘密参与的
- n. 有利害关系的人；厕所
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1. You might create a two-way form that contains data to which only one user in the interaction should be privy.
您可以创建这样一个双向表单：只有交互中的一个用户能够访问表单数据。
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2. The barber was also an army man and seemed to be privy to every officer’s secrets.
那个理发师也是一名军人，他看起来好像对任何高级军官的秘密存在利害关系。
- privy (adj.) "private," early 13c., from Old French privé "friendly, intimate; a private place," from Latin privatus "private, personal" (see private (adj.)). Meaning "participating in (a secret)" (usually with to) is attested from late 14c. Related: Privily. Privy Council is from c. 1300 in a general sense; specifically of the British government, first attested late 14c., as consaile priue. Privy member "organ of sex" is from late 13c.
- privy (n.) "toilet," c. 1200, from Old French privé, privee "latrine," literally "private place," from noun use of adjective privé (see privy (adj.)).
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