Definition of private life in English:

private life

noun

A person's personal relationships, interests, and activities as distinct from their public or professional life.
私（人）生活
he was somewhat reserved and shy in private life
he tried to live an ordinary private life
Example sentencesExamples
- An aspect of that is the way she observes a line of demarcation between her private life and her public life.
- The absence of a single blemish on both the Queen's public and private lives is a fitting tribute to her mother's ability as a parent.
- His background may account for his reticence to expose his private life to public scrutiny.
- Totalitarianism through the back door, they create the propaganda then use it to impose the will of the state on our public and private lives.
- It was what people produced, rather than what they did in their private lives, that interested him.
- Do we have a right to know about the private lives of public figures?
- Was it any wonder this feeling of invincibility transferred itself from their public to their private lives?
- He is not sure private lives are relevant to public duty.
- So there is no legitimate public interest in the private lives of public figures?
- We should not put up with the army of health and ethics experts who are now trying to police both public debate and private lives.
- Sociologists said the contest would reveal people's private lives to the public and should be held cautiously.
- But because her private life has been made public before, she made a pact not to discuss the split.
- Marsh lives in a council flat and injects tireless devotion into his work to the exclusion of any private life.
- The first was the psychological impact of public events on the private lives of individuals not directly touched by them.
- Because we are uncomfortable talking about the private lives of public people.
- There's a reason that people in the public eye have private lives.
- This creates further interest in the private lives of others.
- As is often the case with people who go public about their messy private lives, many of the contributors were self-serving bores.
- Conversely, homeless people live their private lives in public spaces, in public view even if we pretend not to see.
- If people aren't interested in private lives, why have so many cabinet ministers been forced to resign over the years?

单词	private life
释义	Definition of private life in English: private life noun A person's personal relationships, interests, and activities as distinct from their public or professional life. 私（人）生活 he was somewhat reserved and shy in private life he tried to live an ordinary private life Example sentencesExamples An aspect of that is the way she observes a line of demarcation between her private life and her public life. The absence of a single blemish on both the Queen's public and private lives is a fitting tribute to her mother's ability as a parent. His background may account for his reticence to expose his private life to public scrutiny. Totalitarianism through the back door, they create the propaganda then use it to impose the will of the state on our public and private lives. It was what people produced, rather than what they did in their private lives, that interested him. Do we have a right to know about the private lives of public figures? Was it any wonder this feeling of invincibility transferred itself from their public to their private lives? He is not sure private lives are relevant to public duty. So there is no legitimate public interest in the private lives of public figures? We should not put up with the army of health and ethics experts who are now trying to police both public debate and private lives. Sociologists said the contest would reveal people's private lives to the public and should be held cautiously. But because her private life has been made public before, she made a pact not to discuss the split. Marsh lives in a council flat and injects tireless devotion into his work to the exclusion of any private life. The first was the psychological impact of public events on the private lives of individuals not directly touched by them. Because we are uncomfortable talking about the private lives of public people. There's a reason that people in the public eye have private lives. This creates further interest in the private lives of others. As is often the case with people who go public about their messy private lives, many of the contributors were self-serving bores. Conversely, homeless people live their private lives in public spaces, in public view even if we pretend not to see. If people aren't interested in private lives, why have so many cabinet ministers been forced to resign over the years?
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