private

[ˈpraivit] a.私人的;私下的

Pronunciation

/prɪˈvaɪt/

Definitions

Noun

  1. Private: A noun referring to something belonging to an individual, not shared, or kept confidential. For example: “The private room had a beautiful view.”
  2. Private property: Land or assets that are owned by a single person or entity and not open to the public. For example: “The garden was a private oasis.”
  3. Private sector: The part of the economy that consists of businesses and organizations not owned or controlled by the government. For example: “The private sector drives innovation and employment.”

Adjective

  1. Private: Designating ownership by an individual or family, as opposed to public or communal. For example: “A private school provides tailored education.”
  2. Confidential: Concerning or dealing with matters not to be disclosed to others. For example: “The meeting was held in private to discuss sensitive information.”
  3. Personal: Relating to one’s own affairs, feelings, or interests. For example: “It’s a private matter; please respect their privacy.”

Adverb

  1. Privately: In a personal or secret manner. For example: “She spoke privately to her lawyer about the situation.”

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