intimacy 的定义
plural in·ti·ma·cies.
- the state of being intimate.
- a close, familiar, and usually affectionate or loving personal relationship with another person or group.
- a close association with or detailed knowledge or deep understanding of a place, subject, period of history, etc.: an intimacy with Japan.
- an act or expression serving as a token of familiarity, affection, or the like: to allow the intimacy of using first names.
- an amorously familiar act; liberty.
- sexual intercourse.
- the quality of being comfortable, warm, or familiar: the intimacy of the room.
- privacy, especially as suitable to the telling of a secret: in the intimacy of his studio.
intimacy 近义词
closeness between people
更多intimacy例句
- It’s a small enough group that a lot of intimacy can go on during the performance, and a large enough group that you can make a lot of sound and do a lot of different things.
- The intimacy of voice makes audio social media that much more appealing in the age of social distancing and isolation.
- So, as I was writing, rather than keeping a specific person or prototype in my mind, I tried to imagine if I could gather a group of Americans in my living room, and I wanted to replicate that sensation of intimacy and closeness in my poem.
- This move by PepsiCo will not only reduce costs but will also enable PepsiCo to develop more significant customer intimacy and hold more customer data.
- The pictures were not pornographic, but we were embracing in them in a way that implied intimacy and would be uncomfortable trying to explain to my husband.
- Miller realized he had a partner, another life, and, despite the intimacy she thought they had built, he was just another client.
- It brings out the distance and doubt that festered within the proximate intimacy of the Marston family.
- One of the suits against Kelley charged her with defamation for calling Miller an “intimacy stalker” in her LiveJournal page.
- It is an advertising campaign, selling Dior and selling her, bathed in the false glow of intimacy.
- But the Beyoncé stage pictures are a ruse: they have an air of intimacy while telling us nothing of substance at all.
- There seemed the flavour of some strange authority in her that baffled all approach to the former intimacy.
- The two enjoyed a mutual understanding from which he was excluded, a private intimacy that was spiritual, mental,— physical.
- The remaining four tribes appear already to be united in firm friendship and intimacy with them.
- This intimacy arose partly from association while fishing for Cod, which abound in these waters, and partly from trading in furs.
- If your intimacy will allow it, speak of the fault upon another occasion, kindly and privately, or let it pass.