solitude
英['sɒlɪtjuːd] 美['sɑːlətuːd]
1.(尤指平静愉快的)独居，独处
solitude is the state of being alone, especially when this is peaceful and pleasant.
e.g. He enjoyed his moments ofsolitude before the pressures of the day began...
他喜欢在白天的压力到来之前享受独处的时光。
e.g. Imagine long golden beaches where you can wander insolitude.
想象一下那长长的金色海滩吧，在那里你可以独自徜徉。
1. 孤独：但菲力浦.科克(Philip Koch)却在<>(solitude)一书中,点出了孤独的价值. 他认为,孤独是一种拥有特定时间、空间,与别人没有直接交往,并且是开放、自在、觉悟的心态.
2. 独处：因为只有隐者(hermit)才能绝对控制其个人信息的使用1967年,Alan F.Westin博士在其成名作<>(Privacy and Freedom)中讨论了隐私的复杂性Westin博士认为,每个社会都有四种相互制约的隐私要素:(1) 独处(solitude)每个人都需要成就自我的空间,
The solitude of the early morning.
出自：Sir W. ScottThe agreeable sense of solitude, of having the house to herself.
出自：H. JamesThey were alone on the mountain and found their solitude exalting.
出自：J. Barnes上一个：alienation
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