[si'klu:did]
(adj)
1. (of a place) quiet and private; not used and disturbed by other people
a secluded garden/beach/spot, etc.
2. without much contact with other people
= solitary
- to lead a secluded life
We managed to find a fairly secluded for our picnic.
(v) seclude
~ yourself/sb (from sb/sth) (formal)
to keep yourself/sb away from contact with other people: tự giam mình/giam ai không cho tiếp xúc với những người khác
The monks secluded themselves from the rest of society.
She spent the morning secluded in her office
After suffering from a horrible shock, she secluded herself in a cottage house near the mountain.
think deeply and carefully about = to consider, reflect upon, or think hard about something; to devote some time to think about something
think about
give thought to
give consideration to
consider
Have you given thought to my proposal?
Marian gave some thought to the company's excess costs and determined that the number of employees had to be reduced for them to survive.
After I have had time to give some thought to the matter, I will call you.
in agreement with, or not opposed to, a fact, rule, or principle
bad working conditions that are not in accord with international standards
to be the same as something, or to agree with something; to agree with or be the same as something else
Hemming’s account does not accord with the police evidence.
His version of events does not accord with witnesses' statements.
different cultural groups
multiple cultural differences
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