hermit

英 [ˈhɜːmɪt]

美 [ˈhɜːrmɪt]

n. 隐士; 隐修者; 遁世者

复数：hermits　

Collins.1 / BNC.19878 / COCA.16933

牛津词典

noun

隐士；隐修者；遁世者
a person who, usually for religious reasons, lives a very simple life alone and does not meet or talk to other people

noun

From then on Qu Yuan lived the life of a hermit and became an excellent poet.
自那以后，屈原过着隐士的生活，成了优秀的诗人。
Chinese ancient landscape poetry was in natural connections with hermit culture.
中国古代山水诗与隐士文化有着天然联系。
The cave was inhabited by a hermit.
以前曾有一个隐士居住在这个洞穴里。
The hermit's secret died with him.
隐士的秘密随着他的死亡而消失了。
When trawling you may catch hermit crabs.
你们用拖网捕鱼时可能会捕到寄居蟹。
And after he caught his breath, he knew he had to follow the hermit's advice.
喘过气来以后，他知道自己必须要按照老隐士的建议做了。
Next morning, while the Hermit was indoors, the three of them discussed what they should do next.
第二天早晨，隐士还在屋子里时，她们三个讨论起下一步该怎么办来了。
There seem the same hermit sentiments in Immortal Taoism Drama and Reclusive Drama both included in Yuan Drama.
元曲中的神仙道化剧和隐居乐道剧表现出共同的隐逸情调。
Six months later one hermit said to the other one," That was a cute little black dog. "
六个月以后，一个隐士对另一个说，“那是一只可爱的小黑狗。”
The hermit led a solitary life in the deep mountains far away from the town.
那位隐士在远离市镇的深山中过着孤寂的生活。