confides

英 [kənˈfaɪdz]

美 [kənˈfaɪdz]

v.  (向某人)吐露(隐私、秘密等)
confide的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 吐露（或倾诉）秘密
  If youconfide insomeone, you tell them a secret.
  1. I knew she had some fundamental problems in her marriage because she had confided in me a year earlier...
     我知道她的婚姻存在一些根本性的问题，早在一年前她就向我倾诉过。
  2. He confided to me that he felt like he was being punished...
     他向我诉说他觉得自己像是在受罚。
  3. On New Year's Eve he confided that he had suffered rather troubling chest pains...
     新年前夜，他诉说他胸口疼得相当厉害。
  4. I confided my worries to Michael.
     我把我的担心透露给了迈克尔。

双语例句

• A colleague chillingly confides that the nicest thing his mother ever said to him was that he was brighter than his sister.
  一位同事冷冰冰地坦言，他妈妈对他说过的最动听的话就是，他比妹妹更聪明。
• Finally, Damon confides his feelings to an unexpected friend.
  最后Damon对一个我们都预想不到的朋友吐露了自己的心事。
• "It's not a lot of fun, like getting a really nasty burn," he confides." I just got tired of looking at them. "
  “那并不十分有趣，就像被火狠狠地烧了一阵，”他诉说着。“我已经懒得看他们了。”
• He also confides, in great secrecy, that his own heart still bleeds over Natalie.
  他还极秘密地透露，他自己内心里还在为那塔丽感到痛苦。
• When somebody confides in you, his words are spoken out of his mouth just like a clear, sweet and flowing river, whereas beneath the riverbed lurks a dirty undercurrent.
  有的人，在面对你倾诉深情的时候，语言的表述像一条流淌的清亮甜美的大河，而在河床底下，却潜藏着一股污浊的暗流。
• Matthew's a skinny boy, Taylor confides.
  泰勒承认：马修是个瘦得皮包骨的男孩。
• A person who confides in you has usually confided in several others first-but not got the response they wanted.
  一个人对你倾诉的时候，通常已在其它人的面前倾诉过，只是可能没有得到想要回应。
• If someone confides in us about something, we tend to assume they are seeking our advice.
  如果有人向我们袒露心声，我们就以为对方是在寻求建议。
• Now Butterfly confides to Pinkerton that she has secretly embraced Christianity.
  蝴蝶向平克顿吐露，她已暗地里信奉了基督教。
• The only thing that annoys her about that question, she confides, is that people seem to think she is annoyed by being asked it.
  她坦承：在此问题上，唯一让她不悦的事是，大家似乎觉得她不愿意被问到这样的问题。