confidant

UK:  ['kɒnfɪdænt]

US:  ['kɑnfɪ.dɑnt]

复数：confidants  

n.

1.知己,知音,密友,知心人

2.〔法语〕(可以秘密托付的)心腹朋友

3.知心朋友,知心女友,推心置腹的人

4.心腹,亲信

5.可靠人选

1 . She had chosen me for her confidant and I learned all about her quarrels with her lover.
她把我当作知己，于是，我便将她和情人之间的争吵了解得一清二楚。

2 . Men are looking for a lifetime is not a wife, nor is it a lover, but a confidant and even more sirens .
男人一生都在寻找的不是一个妻子，也不是一个情人，而是一个甚至更多的红颜知己。

3 . Telegrams had been received from Washington stating that he was the closest confidant and personal agent of the President.
我在事前曾接到华盛顿发来的电报，介绍他是总统最密切的亲信和私人代表。

4 . One confidant recalls advising him to just 'turn it all over to the state and do yoga for three years. '
德里帕斯卡的一个密友回忆说，曾建议他把一切都抛给政府，自己清闲地呆上三年。

5 . Not one of her heroines ever shares everything with a true confidant, and everybody has secrets.
她的女主人公中没有任何一个人会把所有的心里话与真正的知己分享，人人各怀心事。