adj.親密的；私人的；關(guān)系緊密的

vt.暗示；透露

n.密友

She was so kind as to forgive her intimate friend who had betrayed her when she was in a great difficulty. 她如此善良,竟能原諒在她處境最艱難時(shí)背叛她的摯友。

The magazine published intimate details of their affair. 這本雜志刊登出了他們戀情的私密細(xì)節(jié)。

Island communities commonly feel an intimate connection with the sea and with seafarers. 島國的居民一般都會(huì)感覺自己與海洋和水手之間存在著緊密的聯(lián)系。

He stated what others had only dared to intimate. 他說出了別人只敢暗示的話。

They would not intimate how the problem could be solved. 他們不愿透露問題怎樣才能夠得到解決。

Sir Reginald was known to his intimates as "Porky". 雷金納德爵士的至交都叫他“胖子”。