tryst
tryst 英 [traɪst] 美 [trɪst]
n. 幽会，约会 vt. 约会，约定；与…幽会 vi. 约会
名词复数:trysts
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- n. 幽会，约会
- vt. 约会，约定；与…幽会
- vi. 约会
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1. She found it even more disturbing than his earlier tryst as there seemed genuine affection in it and - in real life - she filed for divorce.
她发现比他早些时候的幽会，这次更让她心神不宁 好像现在网上和网下他都有了真感情。 于是她提出离婚。
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2. Memories like our first kiss or tryst, our first glimpse of the ocean, our first day of school, or the birth of a first child engage all our senses simultaneously.
我们第一次接吻或幽会，我们第一次看到大海，我们第一天上学，我们第一个孩子的出生，每当我们回想这些往事时，全身所有的感官都同时参与。
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3. Whereas men once looked for a secretive tryst, now they seek a mistress with no strings attached, a “girlfriend experience,” and they are willing to pay top dollar for it.
以前男人们鬼鬼祟祟地幽会，现在他们则毫无顾忌地找一个个小情儿，“好找回点儿恋爱时的感觉”，而其他们愿意为之付出高额报酬。
- tryst (n.) late 14c., "appointment to meet at a certain time and place," from Old French tristre "waiting place, appointed station in hunting," probably from a Scandinavian source such as Old Norse treysta "to trust, make firm," from Proto-Germanic *treuwaz "having or characterized by good faith," from PIE *drew-o-, a suffixed form of the root *deru- "be firm, solid, steadfast." The notion would be "place one waits trustingly." As a verb, late 14c. Related: Trysting.
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