reclusive
reclusive 英 [rɪ'kluːsɪv] 美 [rɪ'klʊsɪv]
adj. 隐居的；隐遁的
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- adj. 隐居的；隐遁的
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1. Another character, Vida Winter, is England's most famous reclusive writer, whose life story is coming to an end.
另一个人物叫维达-温特，她是英格兰最著名的隐居女作家，她的生命即将终结。
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2. Clinton, who had dinner with North Korea's normally reclusive leader, flew out of Pyongyang last night with the journalists en route to reuniting them with their families in Los Angeles.
克林顿与一般隐居的北朝鲜领导人共进一餐后，才于昨晚与两名获释美国记者飞离平壤，他们将于洛杉矶与他们的家人重逢。
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3. They became great friends, and remain in touch to this day, despite Harper Lee's reputation, at the age of 83, for being reclusive.
后来她们成为了很要好的朋友，直到今天还保持着联系。 尽管83岁的哈泼·李如今是以隐遁而闻名的。
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