n. 士兵（private 的复数）；阴部；第三导线（从插塞外壳引出的）
in private私下地；秘密地
private enterprise民营企业；私营企业
1.Already they could see the fur caps of the soldiers, could distinguish officers from privates, could see their flag flapping against its staff.
可以望得见士兵戴的毛茸茸的帽子，可以分辨清军官和普通士兵，也可以望见军旗拍打着旗杆。
2.For near on half an hour Paul and I stood trying not to pick our noses or scratch our privates whilst in the glare of the spotlights in front of 700 people.
差不多有半个小时，我和保罗努力让自己不要摸鼻子抠耳朵，要知道这是站在700名观众面前的聚光灯下。
3.Lieutenants, even corporals and privates, are trained to be entrepreneurial in combat.
尉官，甚至士官和列兵都受到训练做一个战斗企业家。
4.Privates: we were told to stay here and wait for further instructions. Sir!
士兵们：我们被要求在这儿等候指示。长官！
5.Privates: we were told to stay here and wait for further instructions.
士兵们：我们被要求在这儿等候指示。
6.A lady and husbands continue ascend two privates, but widely stand situation others to obstruct not to step aside a car in the force.
一女士和丈夫接连上了两辆的士，却在武广站遭遇他人阻拦着不让开车。
7.The drillmaster is drilling privates how to use bayonet.
教官正在教士兵们使用刺刀。
8.One gunner in each battery was an NCO and the rest were privates.
每个炮兵连都有一个炮手是军士，其余都是二等兵。
9.When we landed at Air Force Base, several of Tony's fellow privates came out to GREet him.
当我们在空军基地降落时，托尼的几个士兵朋友出来迎接他。