1.奥妙[深奥]的;(作品等)难解的
2.看不出来的,隐藏着的
1.requiring a high degree of scholarship or specialist knowledge to be understood
2.dealing with material that is too difficult to be understood by those without special knowledge
1.What I meant by that, of course, was not the familiar June 4th sort of freedom, but this more recondite May 35th kind.
我所要说的自然并非惯用的不着四六式自由那一套说辞，而是更晦涩的五三五模式。
2.TO UNDERSTAND SHOCK and its recondite nature, it helps to know a bit about the circulatory system.
想了解休克与其难懂的性质，多知道一些有关循环系统的知识是有帮助的。
3.If nothing else, having a few recondite words at your disposal can be a great defense against the pedantry of others.
假如无太多影响，在你的表达中使用一些深奥的词语对于其他人的卖弄学问可是一种很好的防卫。
4.True, a recondite book by an obscure professor wouldn't have made any difference if it hadn't caught the drift of public feeling.
诚然，被一位陌生的教授所出版的一本生涩的书如果不是因为赶上了公众注意力的转移的话，不会造成任何影响。
5.The recondite* article contains many words that are a toil to read but I will not succumb to it until I succumb.
那篇艰涩的文章包含了很多令人费劲的词但是直到我向它投降前我是不会屈服的。
6.Ye once said, the orchid cured a female the backdrop is recondite, brought her person who came to river's building equally weird.
阿爷曾经说过，兰医女来历神秘，送她来江府的人同样神秘。
7.This may sound recondite but it is a visual imprint of principles established over the entire written history of a language.
这听起来晦涩难懂，但是它是视觉印刷准则中建立起来的整个书写语言历史中的准则。
8.The recondite treatise is hard to understand.
这篇深奥的论文很费解。
9.In literary contexts , it is applied, generally, to poetry of a Platonic, esoteric, recondite , or occult kind .
就文学范围来说，它一般用于指柏拉图式的、深奥的、晦涩的或玄妙的诗歌。
10.Yet the Revolution turned upon the most obscure and recondite minutiae of astronomical research .
然而这场革命却取决于天文学研究中最晦涩隐秘的细微之处。