1.〈外〉(可以秘密托付的)心腹朋友
1.someone who you trust and can discuss your secrets and private feelings with
1.He talked openly to his confidants about his sources on corporate boards, not suspecting that his calls might be tapped.
他与自己信任的人坦率谈论在企业董事会中的消息来源，毫不怀疑自己的电话可能已经被窃听。
2.he is one of my best confidants, he is always friendly to me .
他是我最好的知己之一，他对我很友好。
3.Confidant phenomenon has been a fascinating topic in history. The roles of confidants still exist in modem business organizations.
亲信现象在历史上一直是个令人注目的课题，现代企业组织中，亲信角色依然存在。
4.However, their families are basically at war, so the couple plans to elope and marry secretly with the help of a few trusted confidants.
所以这对情侣在几位心腹密友的帮助下，计划私奔并秘密结婚。
5.More than 50 percent named two or fewer confidants , most often immediate family members, the researchers said.
研究者发现，有超过百分之五十的人只说出了两个或者更少密友的名字，而其中大部分人都是他们的直系亲属。
6.But there is an air of triumph among some of Kim Dae-jung's former confidants.
不过，金大中的一些前心腹们却展现了一种胜利者的姿态。
7.The result of that is I can get along well with most people around me but I just have few confidants.
这样做的结果就是我很容易和周围的人相处，但是却很少有知己的朋友。
8.As well as having worked for Mr Clinton, Mr Steinberg and Mr Ross are both confidants of the president-elect.
斯坦伯格和罗斯虽然从前曾经为克林顿效劳，但现在都是即任总统的心腹。
9.It is usually done by the inpidual alone, but confidants can also suggest new ways of viewing the situation.
通常是由个体独自完成，但好友也可提供看待问题的新角度。
10.A cadre of loyal " handmaidens " tended to her, serving as bodyguards and trusted confidants during trying times.
皇家“侍女”的骨干力量继续服务于她，担任保镖职责，并且在艰难时刻成为议员可以信赖的心腹密友。