confiding

英 [kənˈfaɪdɪŋ]

美 [kənˈfaɪdɪŋ]

adj.  信任的; 推心置腹的
v.  (向某人)吐露(隐私、秘密等)
confide的现在分词

现在分词：confiding　

BNC.43589

牛津词典

adj.

• 信任的；推心置腹的
  showing trust; showing that you want to tell sb a secret
  1. a confiding relationship
     可以推心置腹的关系

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。

英英释义

adj

• willing to entrust personal matters
  1. first she was suspicious, then she became confiding

双语例句

• I do not know whether I ever before mentioned to you my feelings on this subject, but I will not leave the country without confiding them, and I trust you will not esteem them unreasonable.
  我不知道以前有没有跟你提起过我对这件事的感觉，可是当此离开乡村之际，我不愿意不把这些感觉说出来，我相信你不会觉得这是不合理的吧。
• I don't know what made me start confiding in her. She was a chance acquaintance, after all, someone I'd met on a train journey.
  我不知道是什么原因使我开始信任她。她毕竟只是一个萍水友伴，一个我在坐火车途中相遇的人。
• She is a very shy girl so she didn't speak much to me the first few weeks, but her English improved and soon she started confiding in me as I was the only girl even close to her age.
  她是非常胆怯的女孩，如此她对我不多第一个几数个星期，但是她的英国语改良，而且很快她开始相信人的在我里面当我甚至在她的年龄附近是唯一的女孩。
• Confiding is good for soul and body.
  向知己好友倾诉对身心都有益。
• He immediately began confiding to me, at the top of his lungs, the most terrible things about Sonny
  他立刻拉开了嗓门，把桑尼那些最见不得人的事儿都说给我听
• But in spite of such policies, many employees with depression say they would never consider confiding in their colleagues, let alone seek help from their employer, for fear of being written off.
  但尽管有这些政策，很多患有抑郁症的雇员还是表示，他们绝不会考虑向自己的同事坦白，更别提向雇主求助了，因为他们害怕被打入冷宫。
• The book is written as if Laura Munson is confiding directly to you and that you and she are good friends.
  这本书是写仿佛倾诉劳拉曼森是直接向你和你和她是好朋友。
• It is an interesting and confiding job.
  这是一份令我感兴趣和信心百倍的工作。
• It's no different than confiding in a priest.
  这与向牧师坦白没什么不同。
• Even so, you could benefit from confiding in someone, provided you trust them absolutely not to broadcast your innermost secrets to all and sundry.
  即便如此，你也会从向别人倾诉中收获一些，只要你对她们有绝对的信任，相信她们不会把你的秘密告诉他人。