hermit

英 [ˈhɜːmɪt]

美 [ˈhɜːrmɪt]

n.  隐士; 隐修者; 遁世者

复数：hermits　

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牛津词典

noun

• 隐士；隐修者；遁世者
  a person who, usually for religious reasons, lives a very simple life alone and does not meet or talk to other people

柯林斯词典

• 隐士;隐修者;遁世者
  Ahermitis a person who lives alone, away from people and society.

英英释义

noun

• one who lives in solitude
  Synonym:reclusesolitarysolitudinariantroglodyte
• one retired from society for religious reasons
  Synonym:anchorite

双语例句

• The Hermit crossed his brow.
  隐士举手合十在他的额顶。
• In his view, the contemporary was an age of darkness, he was a hermit more than a gladiator.
  在他看来，当代是一个黑暗的时代，但他不是一个斗士，而更象一个隐士。
• And for this he got the nickname hermit crab.
  他也因此得名寄居蟹。
• And after he caught his breath, he knew he had to follow the hermit's advice.
  喘过气来以后，他知道自己必须要按照老隐士的建议做了。
• In his later years he retired from public life, converted to Buddhism and became a hermit.
  他晚年退隐山林，皈依佛教。
• Michael: They might be good for you, but I am a hermit and never meet new people.
  迈克尔：它们对你来说可能是有用，不过我是个隐士，从不见新的人。
• A hermit used to live in that cave.
  有一隐居者居于那洞穴。
• A hermit chooses to live solitarily.
  有个隐士选择了孤独的生活。
• The hermit led a solitary life in the deep mountains far away from the town.
  那位隐士在远离市镇的深山中过着孤寂的生活。
• People usually compare chrysanthemum to the hermit and the people who defy difficulties.
  人们通常把菊花比作隐士和抗击困难的人。