zacisze 英語で:

She lives in rural seclusion.

It’s not nothing.” The history of besieged Presidencies is, in the end, a history of hubris—of blindness to one’s faults, of deafness to the warnings, of seclusion from uncomfortable realities.

They had no alternative but to retreat.

He decided neither to advance nor to retreat.

The army had to retreat.

Jackson was not planning to retreat.

to be in retreat

Napoleon's retreat from Moscow

After the funeral he retreated to Scotland.

The trumpets sounded the retreat.

The US Geological Survey has warned that two-thirds of the world's polar bear populations could be lost by the mid-century as sea ice continues to retreat.

When he's done something wrong, he retreats to his bedroom.

The army retreated from the foreign lands.

European Council adopted something of a retreat from this for the first time in March.

When she came towards me shouting, I retreated / When he's done something wrong, he retreats to his bedroom

to retreat into a fantasy world

The enemy behind us presently exists solely to cut off our retreat.

It was a quiet secluded beach.

The hotel has its own secluded beach.

a secluded garden/beach/spot

The house was set in a secluded spot with nothing but trees around.

Removed or remote from others; solitary: a secluded freelancer working in his basement. Screened from view; sequestered: a secluded cabin.

a secluded house in the forest

... was no spot so secluded that he did not...

Let’s go to secluded room!