| 1. | He knew he was alone in a strange land .
他明白了，自己是独处异乡。 |
| 2. | It is better to be alone than in bad company .
与恶友交不如独处。 |
| 3. | He knew he was alone in a strange land .
他明白了，自己独处异乡，举目无亲。 |
| 4. | Privacy, he said, was a very valuable thing .
他说，清静独处是非常难得的事情。 |
| 5. | Eustacia was reserved, and lived very much to herself .
游苔莎缄默寡言，几乎总是静居独处。 |
| 6. | The englishman prizes privacy, the american prefers sociability .
英国人珍视独处；美国人则喜欢社交。 |
| 7. | She longed to be alone that she might give full vent to her sorrow and despair .
她渴望独处，以便充分发泄悲痛和失望的心情。 |
| 8. | Their lack of desire for privacy probably results from their history as a nation .
他们无静居独处的念头，也许是本国历史发展的结果。 |
| 9. | It is often difficult for visitors to understand americans'lack of desire for privacy .
美国人无静居独处之念，往往是游客难以了解的。 |
| 10. | He became not only melancholy when alone, but dejected and absent in company .
他不但独处的时候闷闷不乐，就是和旁人在一道时也无精打采，心不在焉。 |
