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

• 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。
• 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。
• Hermits Religion and literature
  隐士宗教与文学
• You see," said Tom," people don't go much on hermits, nowadays, like they used to in old times, but a pirate's always respected.
  “你要知道，”汤姆说，“现在隐士们不大吃香了，不像古时候那样子，可海盗一直就没谁敢小瞧过。
• 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 Historical Novel of Three Kingdoms, all sorts of hermits make this novel reflect the remote traditional hermit-culture.
  《三国演义》中摹写的各类隐士使这部英雄史诗式的长篇历史演义小说折射出悠远的隐士文化色彩。
• Some Buddhist monks live in solitude as hermits.
  有些和尚在僻静处隐居。
• The hermits are some individual people in ancient society of China.
  隐士是中国古代社会所独有的一种现象，对中国文化影响巨大。
• The hermits in Han dynasty played an important role in promoting cultural development, influencing social values and customs, and reforming politics.
  在受社会文化、风习、政治影响的同时，汉代隐逸群体在推动文化发展、砥砺社会风习及改良政治等方面都发挥了巨大作用。
• Theres been 3,120 Saturday bath nights since but soap has still not touched the hermits leather-like skin.
  那之后曾有3120个周六晚上可以洗澡，但这位隐士那皮革般的皮肤始终没有碰香皂一次。