英语词汇“reclusive”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	reclusive
释义	Trends of reclusive View usage for: reclusive (rɪkluːsɪv) adjective A reclusive person or animal lives alone and deliberately avoids the company of others. She had been living a reclusive life since her marriage broke up. She had become increasingly ill and reclusive. Synonyms: solitary, retiring, withdrawn, isolated More Synonyms of reclusive Examples of 'reclusive' in a sentence reclusive But the switch meant he cut an increasingly reclusive figure. The Sun (2017) But he died a lonely reclusive billionaire. Times, Sunday Times (2008) This was a valuable lesson for a woman who had spent much of her life reclusive and obsessed with death. Times, Sunday Times (2016) When the group split up he was broke and unemployed again and sank back into mental illness and became increasingly reclusive. Times, Sunday Times (2014) His way of life was reclusive. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Have they inexplicably become reclusive, quiet or vocal? The Sun (2011) He lived an often reclusive life in Hillingdon in his final years. Times, Sunday Times (2008) So he retains in Europe the mystique of the reclusive star. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Song thrushes are conspicuous in treetops when they are singing in spring but after July they become reclusive birds. Times, Sunday Times (2008) An increasingly reclusive figure, he was by this stage plagued by money worries and seemingly in thrall to plastic surgery. The Sun (2009) Did you become more reclusive? Times, Sunday Times (2009) Some have become reclusive, some successful, some both. Times, Sunday Times (2008) After he retired in the 1980s, he became increasingly reclusive. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The source added: 'They live a strange and reclusive life. The Sun (2015) I used to have him over for meals and to stay the night, but he has become reclusive and is uncomfortable eating with other people. Times, Sunday Times (2008) In other languages reclusive British English: reclusive ADJECTIVE A reclusive person or animal lives alone and deliberately avoids the company of others. She had been living a reclusive life since her marriage broke up. American English: reclusive Brazilian Portuguese: recluso Chinese: 隐居的 European Spanish: recluido French: solitaire German: zurückgezogen Italian: segregato Japanese: 孤独を好む Korean: 은둔한 European Portuguese: recluso Latin American Spanish: recluido (adjective) in the sense of solitary She had become increasingly ill and reclusive. Synonyms solitary Paul was a shy, pleasant, solitary man. retiring I'm still that shy, retiring little girl. withdrawn Her husband had become withdrawn and moody. isolated He now lives an isolated life in the countryside. secluded We found a secluded beach further on. cloistered the cloistered world of royalty monastic He was drawn to the monastic life. recluse ascetic sequestered hermit-like hermitic eremitic Opposites sociable , gregarious Additional synonyms in the sense of cloistered Definition sheltered or protected the cloistered world of royalty Synonyms sheltered, protected, restricted, shielded, confined, insulated, secluded, reclusive, shut off, sequestered, hermitic, withdrawn, cloistral in the sense of isolated He now lives an isolated life in the countryside. Synonyms solitary, withdrawn, lonely, sheltered, segregated, cloistered, reclusive, lonesome (US, Canadian), sequestered, introverted, friendless, companionless in the sense of monastic Definition (of a way of life) simple and austere He was drawn to the monastic life. Synonyms monkish, secluded, cloistered, reclusive, withdrawn, austere, celibate, contemplative, ascetic, sequestered, hermit-like, conventual, cenobitic, coenobitic, cloistral, eremitic, monachal Nearby words of reclusive reclaim recline recluse reclusive recognition recognizable recognize Synonyms of 'reclusive' reclusive Explore 'reclusive' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of retiring Definition very shy I'm still that shy, retiring little girl. Synonyms shy, reserved, quiet, modest, shrinking, humble, timid, coy, meek, reclusive, reticent, unassuming, self-effacing, demure, diffident, bashful, aw-shucks, timorous (literary), unassertive in the sense of secluded Definition private and sheltered We found a secluded beach further on. Synonyms private, sheltered, isolated, remote, lonely, cut off, solitary, out-of-the-way, tucked away, cloistered, sequestered, off the beaten track, unfrequented in the sense of sequestered Synonyms secluded, private, retired, quiet, remote, isolated, lonely, out-of-the-way, cloistered, unfrequented in the sense of withdrawn Definition extremely reserved or shy Her husband had become withdrawn and moody. Synonyms uncommunicative, reserved, retiring, quiet, silent, distant, shy, shrinking, detached, aloof, taciturn, introverted, timorous (literary), unforthcoming
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