hermits

英 [ˈhɜːmɪts]

美 [ˈhɜrməts]

n.  隐士; 隐修者; 遁世者
hermit的复数

柯林斯词典

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

双语例句

• One of the Catholic hermits of Saint Augustine.
  圣德奥古斯丁时期的天主教隐士之一。
• In a decree issued that year, the mountain became the exclusive domain of hermits and monks.
  同年颁布法令，将这座山划为隐士和修道士的特区。
• The reasons for the conversion from Hermits to religion followers are varied.
  隐士转变为宗教徒有诸多方面的原因。
• In the ancient China, hermits usually lived in hamlets.
  在古代中国，隐士们通常都住在小村子里。
• What are our learned men save the descendants of witches and hermits who crouched in caves and in woods brewing herbs, interrogating shrew-mice and writing down the language of the stars?
  我们的学者不过是那些蹲在洞穴和森林里熬药草、盘问地老鼠或记载星辰的语言的巫婆和隐士们的后代，要不，他们还能是什么呢？
• We cannot live like hermits.
  我们也不能象隐士一样过活呀。
• Layoffs can turn social butterflies into near hermits who shun such outlets as book clubs and even church groups, finds a new study.
  一项新研究发现下岗会让“交际花”成为“隐士”。这些人会回避读书俱乐部、教堂等这类公众设施。
• Among other things we don't have any better choice But to do this. I dono. But they've GOT to do it. Hermits always do.
  我不清楚。不过他们非这么做不可。隐士就得这样。
• Except for hermits and recluses, who shun company, most people are gregarious.
  除规避人群的隐士及遁世者外，大部分人都是喜好群居的。
• This is where the first hermits had dug out their cells and churches during the12th century.
  世纪，隐士开始在这里开挖石墓和建造教堂。