solitude

n.

单独，孤独；偏僻处，隐居处；幽静（的地方），荒野；

复数：solitudes

1. I am not fond of solitude.
   我不喜欢孤独。
2. He passed twenty-four years in solitude.
   他在孤独中度过了二十四年。
3. I was sociable enough, but I enjoyed solitude too.
   我很善于交往，但我也喜欢独居的生活。
4. A person who withdraws from the world to live in seclusion and often in solitude.
   隐士逃遁离开这个世界而居住于偏僻之地且常常是独处的人。
5. The scientist has spent six months in the solitudes of the Antarctic.
   这位科学家已经在人迹罕至的南极待了六个月了。
6. Perhaps it is the desire for solitude or the chance of making an unexpected discovery lures men down to the depths of the earth.
   可能正是寻觅幽静的去处，或者找个猎奇的机会的欲望引诱着人们进入地球的深处。

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