confidants

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基本释义

The secret of the engagement spread from Julia's confidants to their confidants.

订婚的秘密在朱莉娅的知心女友中传开了.

辞典例句

It was unlikely that we should become confidants while Rogers was in retirement.

在罗杰斯退职后,我们就未必能成为知己.

辞典例句

It is a dangerous matter for young maidens to be the confidants of handsome young dukes.

年轻的姑娘给漂亮的公爵当知音就是件危险的事情.

辞典例句

They have become confidants.

他俩早已成为一对密友了.

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People call their confidants by nicknames.

人们要是亲近谁,常爱叫他的小名.

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Search engines are our confessionals our confidants our trusted friends that help us.

搜索引擎变成了可以帮追我们的忏悔室,知己,信得过的朋友.

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Most of the President's inner circle have been friends and confidants of the President's for years.

总统核心集团的大多数成员都是总统多年的朋友和亲信.

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