adj.孤独的，孤零零的，孤单的，单独的，独自的，喜欢(或惯于)独处的，单个的，唯一的
n.独居者，隐士

原形：solitary复数：solitaries

He is a shy and solitary man, but very talented.
他是一个害羞、孤独的人，但很有天赋。
Lots old men lead a solitary life.
许多老人过着孤独的生活。
I like long solitary walks after dinner.
我喜欢晚饭后独自散步。
The hermit lived a solitary life in the mountains, seeking peace and reflection.
那位隐士在山中过着孤独的生活，寻求平静与反思。
The old lighthouse keeper spent his days in solitude, only interrupted by the regular foghorn.
老灯塔看守人日复一日地独自生活，只有定期的雾号声打破寂静。
The writer found inspiration in his solitary walks along the beach.
这位作家在海边独自行走时找到了灵感。
The monk's cell was a small, sparse room designed for a life of isolation.
修道士的小房间简洁朴素，旨在提供一种隔离的生活。
The penguin is a solitary bird that spends much of its life at sea.
企鹅是一种孤独的鸟类，大部分时间都在海上度过。
She chose to live in a remote cabin, embracing the simplicity and solitude of nature.
她选择住在偏远的小木屋里，享受大自然的简单和孤独。
After a busy week, he looked forward to a solitary weekend to recharge his batteries.
在忙碌的一周后，他期待一个独处的周末来恢复精力。
The astronaut experienced profound loneliness during the long, solitary mission in space.
宇航员在漫长而孤独的太空任务中经历了深刻的孤独感。
The solitary tree in the middle of the field stood tall, a symbol of resilience against the elements.
田野中央的那棵孤树高耸入云，象征着对抗自然的力量。
The researcher conducted experiments in a soundproof room, completely cut off from the outside world.
研究员在一个隔音的房间里进行实验，完全与外界隔绝。