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。
• Hermits Religion and literature
  隐士宗教与文学
• Two hermits lived in a cave far from civilization.
  两个隐士住在远离世间的一个山洞里。
• 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。
• 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 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。
• Although keeping the goal of being hermits in their minds, poets in Xinjin Dynasty mostly sought spiritual relaxation, unwilling to escape from the real world.
  在西晋士人中间，普遍存在著以隐逸为高的思想，但他们大多看中的是一种心神的超然无累，而不是想要真正栖遁山泽。
• 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。
• Songs were associated with particular groups of people, such as fishermen, cart-drivers, hermits and so on.
  歌曲是特殊的人创作，如渔民、赶大车的人、隐居者等等。
• Today's monks, the young as well as the elderly, are drawn by a tradition that dates back to the beginning of Christianity, when hermits retired from the world to live in remote caves.
  今天的修士，无论年轻的还是年老的，都饱受基督教早期的传统影响，那时隐士们远离俗世居住在遥远的洞穴之中。