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privy |
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| 释义 |
priv·y1 /ˈprɪvi/ adjective 1 be privy to something SECRETsharing in the knowledge of facts that are secret 了解某事的内情,私下知晓某事 Colby was privy to the committee’s decisions. 科尔比知晓委员会的秘密决定。2. old useSECRET secret and private 秘密的,私下的 —privily adverbExamples from the Corpusprivy• It is a soiled and puckered hem, the golden treasury's privy purse.• His access to patronage, too, was gained through privy Seal connections.• I was privy to all their discussions on Hardy, as both had known him during the First World War.• Earl, a classmate of North's from the Naval Academy, was privy to quite a lot, including the diversion.• And if he had made that boast, would it have remained privy to the colleagues?• On the front lines, the infantrymen were not privy to the intelligence part of the missions that we went on.• For the most part, citizens were neither involved in nor privy to this process.Related topics: Household, Buildingsprivy2 noun (plural privies) [countable] DHTBBa toilet, especially one outside a house in a small separate building 〔尤指室外的〕厕所Examples from the Corpusprivy• In the boarding house he had lived in there was a privy in the backyard.• Chamber 46 is a bathroom with two baths, and chambers 47 and 48 are privies.• I was replacing a Framus flat-top, built like a brick privy.• Each campsite had an outdoor privy, rustic but clean.• By now the rain had stopped, though there was no sign of the pirate privy.• The privy fell forward, landing door-down.• Criss-crossed glimpses of the rooftops of tin privies.Origin privy2 (1100-1200) Old French privé, from Latin privatus; → PRIVATE1priv·y1 adjectiveprivy2 nounChineseSyllable of sharing the Corpus that facts are in knowledge secret |
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- don't hold your breath
- don't judge a book by its cover
- don't know/can't tell etc which is which
- don't know tell which is which
- don't know which is which
- don't look a gift horse in the mouth
- don't look now
- don't make me laugh
- don't mention it
- don't mind
- don't mind her
- don't mind her/him etc
- don't mind him
- don't mind if I do
- don't mind me
- don't remind me
- don't start
- don't sweat it
- don't sweat the small stuff
- don't tell me
- don't trouble yourself
- don't waste your breath
- don't worry
- don't you believe it!
- don't you believe it
- 《人之病在乎好谈其所长,长于功名者,动辄夸功名;长于文章者,动辄夸文章;长于游历者,动辄夸其所见山川之胜;长于刑名者,动辄夸其谳狱之情.此皆露其所长,而不能养其所长者也.惟智者不言其所长,故能保其长.》出自哪里,什么意思,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之相知,贵相知心.》什么意思,出自哪里,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之相知,贵相知心》什么意思,出自哪里,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之相知,贵相知心.》出自哪里,什么意思,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之相识,贵在相知;人之相知,贵在知心.》出自哪里,什么意思,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之省过,不可激烈,激烈者必非深至,多是虚作一场节目,殊无长味,所谓非徒无益而又害之.久后看来,当亦自知其未始有异于初,徒自生枝节耳.若是平淡中实省,则自然优游宽裕、体脉自活矣.》什么意思,出自哪里,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之知识,若登梯然,进一级,则所见愈大.》出自哪里,什么意思,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之知识若登梯然,进一级则所见愈广.》什么意思,出自哪里,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之禀气,或充实而坚强,或虚劣而软弱.充实坚强,基年寿;虚劣软弱,失弃其身.天地生物,物有不遂;父母生子,子有不就,物有为实,枯死而堕;人有为儿,夭命而伤.使实不枯,亦至满岁;使儿不伤,亦至百年,然为实、儿而死枯者,禀气薄,则虽形体完,其虚劣气少,不能充也.》出自哪里,什么意思,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之立身,所贵者惟在德行.》什么意思,出自哪里,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之精神有限,过用则竭.》什么意思,出自哪里,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之耳目,曷能久熏劳而不息乎?精神何能久驰骋而不既乎?是故面气者,人之华也,而五藏者,人之精也.夫面气能专于五藏而不外越,则胸腹充而嗜欲省矣.胸腹充而嗜欲省,则耳目清,听视达矣.耳目清,听视达,谓之明,五藏能属于心而无乖,则志胜而行不僻矣.志胜而行之不僻,则精神盛而气不散矣.精神盛而气不散则理,理则均,均则通,通则神,神则以视无不见,以听无不闻也,以为无不成也,是故忧患不能入也,而邪气不能袭.》出自哪里,什么意思,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之能为人》古代励志家训
- 《人之能为人,由腹有诗书》什么意思,出自哪里,注释,句意,翻译
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- 《人之自立,当断于心,若实见得是,当决意为之,不可因人言以前却而易其守.》什么意思,出自哪里,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之蕴蓄,由学而大,在多闻前古圣贤之言与行,考迹以观其用,察言以求其心,识而得之,以蓄成其德.》什么意思,出自哪里,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之行莫大于孝。》是什么意思|译文|出处
- 《人之行莫大于孝.》出自哪里,什么意思,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之言行交际,皆当谨之于始而虑其所终,不然,则因仍苟且之间,将有不胜其自失之悔者矣.》什么意思,出自哪里,注释,句意,翻译
- 《人之资质有高下,工夫有生熟,学问有深浅,不可概以此语之.》出自哪里,什么意思,注释,句意,翻译
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- 《人之过也,各于其党.观过,斯知仁人矣.》什么意思,出自哪里,注释,句意,翻译
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