n.隐士，隐居者，喜欢独处的人
adj.隐居的，孤寂的

原形：recluse复数：recluses

The recluse is a person who chooses to live a solitary life, away from society.
The hermit in the mountains had been living as a recluse for over a decade.
His decision to become a recluse was a result of his deep introverted nature.
She found solace in her writing, spending long hours as a literary recluse in her study.
The retired professor preferred the quiet life of a recluse, devoting himself to gardening and reading.
After the tragedy, he retreated into seclusion, becoming a reclusive figure.
A recluse's lifestyle often involves minimal interaction with others and a preference for solitude.
Despite her fame, the actress chose to maintain a low-key existence, living as a reclusive celebrity.
The scientist spent years as a recluse, conducting groundbreaking research in his remote laboratory.
In his later years, the famous author became a reclusive figure, rarely granting interviews or public appearances.
中文释义
独居者选择过与世隔绝的生活。
山中的隐士已经隐居了十多年。
他选择独居源于他内向的性格。
她在写作中找到安慰，长时间地在书房里过着隐居生活。
这位退休教授更喜欢隐居生活，专注于园艺和阅读。
事故发生后，他选择了避世，成为一个隐居的人。
隐居者的生活通常包括很少与人交往和偏好孤独。
虽然她很出名，但这位女演员仍选择低调生活，过着隐居明星的日子。
科学家多年如一日地隐居在偏远的实验室进行开创性研究。
这位著名作家晚年几乎不接受采访，也很少公开露面。