独身，英文可译为celibacy，来自拉丁文的形容词caelebs，广义为达到适婚年龄但尚未结婚的人，狭义指不打算恋爱结婚成家的人。
独身 [dú shēn]
网络释义专业释义
短语
独身贵族 SINGLE NOBLE ; The Noble Bachelor ; the bachelor
独身生活 bachelorhood ; A Single Life ; bachelorhood celibacy
独身汉 bachelor ; The Bmild painlor ; The Bhurtlor ; The Bfeel sorelor
独身的 single ; unmarried ; lone
单独身份 separate identity
独身毒妈 Weeds
独身步枪 Celibate Rifles
独身女子 bachelor girl
独身者 celibate ; single ; single-handed
双语例句原声例句
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他发下了守贞和独身的誓。
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她过了一辈子的独身生活。
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教皇昨天直言告诫世界各地的牧师们要保持独身。
The Pope bluntly told the world's priests yesterday to stay celibate.
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Roman doctrine, of course, had prized the state of celibacy, insisting that it was the superior state over marriage.
当然罗马教义曾赞扬独身主义，坚持认为那是比婚姻更优良的状态。
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It's not uninteresting, I think, to note that there appears to be absolutely no evidence whatsoever available to John Milton that Homer was either vegetarian or a lifelong celibate.
我认为这很有趣，似乎没有什么证据证明,弥尔顿可以获知,荷马要么是素食主义者或者是独身。
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Celibacy does not suit a university.
大学不适合独身生活。
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