cloistering 

  1. 動詞
cloister現在分詞:
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幽閉...(自己)於修道院中
使...(人、自己)與塵世隔絕
設迴廊於...(建物、花園等)
用迴廊環繞...(建物、花園等)

    
                        
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                                After cloistering himself within the Batcave for three days, Bruce regains his bearings but remains shaken by the visions he experienced.                            
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                                Purposefully cloistering ourselves in safe, comfortable groups where we literally have to have little to no contact with the outside world.                            
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                                " While cloistering may work for the heavy lifting of a first draft or cranking out copy for a deadline, Peter Jones finds it too confining for reviewing and revising.                            
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                                " Make It So co-author Nathan Shedroff finds cloistering helpful for certain tasks of book production, such as sorting research material, creating outlines, and indexing.                            
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                                Thereafter, an equally consequential bargaining process will commence, taking the formation of the next government out of the public's hands and cloistering it behind closed doors.                            
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