| 单词 | private sectors |
| 释义 | private /prīˈvət/adjective
ORIGIN: L prīvātus, pap of prīvāre to deprive, to separate prīˈvately adverb prīˈvateness noun (rare) privatizāˈtion or privatisāˈtion noun prīˈvatize or prīˈvatise transitive verb
priˈvatizer or priˈvatiser noun private act or private bill noun One that deals with the concerns of private persons private company noun A company whose shares may not be offered to the general public private detective see detective under detect private enterprise noun An economic system in which individual private firms operate and compete freely private equity company noun (commerce) A private company that uses borrowed capital to fund takeovers private eye noun (informal) A private detective private first class noun A rank in the US Army between private and corporal private hotel noun A term of uncertain meaning, popularly understood to imply that the proprietors do not commit themselves to receiving chance travellers private house noun The dwelling-house of a private individual, as contrasted with a shop, office or public building private income noun Private means (qv below) private investigator noun (esp N American) A private detective private judgement noun Freedom to judge for oneself, eg (religion) unhindered by the interpretation of the church private law noun That part of law which deals with the rights and duties of persons as individuals in relation to each other private life noun Personal, social and family relationships and activities, esp of someone much in the public eye private means noun Income from investments, etc as opposed to salary or fees for work done private member's bill noun A bill introduced and sponsored by a private member in parliament private parts plural noun (euphemistic) The external sexual or excretory organs private patient noun In the UK, a patient whose treatment is not being paid for by the National Health Service private pay bed see pay bed under pay1 private practice noun In the UK, medical practice that does not come under the National Health Service private press noun A printing concern run by a private individual for recreation rather than profitmaking private school noun A school run independently by an individual or a group, esp for profit private secretary noun
private sector noun The part of a country's economy owned, operated, etc, by private individuals and firms, opp to public sector private treaty noun A method of selling property in which the selling price is negotiated directly by the buyer and seller private view noun A preview of an art exhibition, etc held for specially invited guests, before it is opened to the general public private wrong noun An injury done to an individual in his or her private capacity in private
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