⑴ personal 和indivial的区别
一、指意不同
1、personal指“本人的”“亲自的，人身的”，与“由他人代表的，不涉及个人的”相对立。
2、indivial强调“个体的，个别的”，与“普遍的，集体的”相对立。
二、一词多义不同
1、personal作形容词意思有私人的；个人的。作名词意思是(报刊)私人专栏。
如：I have something personal to discuss with you.
我有点私事和你商量。
2、indivial作形容词意思有单独的；一个人的；独有的。作名词意思有个人；个体。
如：A teacher can't give indivial attention to each pupil if his class is large.
如果班上的人数多，老师就不能给予个别辅导了。
三、词源不同
1、personal于14世纪晚期进入英语，直接源自古法语的personel；最初源自古典拉丁语的personalis，意为关于某个人。
2、indivial于1600年左右进入英语，直接源自后期拉丁语的indivialis；最初源自拉丁语的indivius：in (不） + divius (可分的），意为不可分的。
⑵ 英语短文翻译全片anna riviere was on of the
第一课
One day in ancient Greece, King Hiero asked a crown maker to make him a golden crown. At first, he was very happy with it.
古希腊的一天，海尔罗国王请一位制作皇冠的人给他制作一顶金皇冠。起初，他对皇冠感到非常高兴。
“It’s a nice crown, isn’t it?” he asked his men. Later, however, he began to doubt that it was a real golden crown. “Is it made completely of gold?” he
wondered. He sent it to Archimedes and asked him to find out the truth.
“这是一个很漂亮的皇冠，不是吗？”他问仆人。然而后来他开始怀疑皇冠是否是一顶真的金皇冠。“这真是纯金的吗？”他纳闷着。他把皇冠送到了阿基米德那里，叫他搞清楚真
相。
“This problem seems difficult to solve. What should I do?” thought Archimedes. “这个问题似乎很难解决。我该怎么办？”阿基米德想。
Archimedes was still thinking about this problem as he filled his bath with water. When he got into the bath, some water ran over.
当阿基米德往浴池里倒水的时候他仍然思考着这个难题。当他进入浴池时，一些水溢了出来。
“That’s it!” shouted Archimedes. “I know how to solve the king’s problem!” “就是如此”阿基米德喊道，“我知道如何解决国外的难题了！”
Archimedes went straight to the palace to see the king. First, he weighed the crown and asked the king for some gold of the same weight. 阿基米德直接去到了宫
殿觐见国王。首先，他称了皇冠，然后像国王要了同等重量的金子。 Next, he put two pots into two big bowls and filled both pots with water. He put the gold into one
pot and some water ran into the bowl. Then he put the crown into the other pot. This time, even more water ran into the bowl.
接着，他放了两个罐子到两个大碗里，然后把罐子注满了水。他把金子放入其中一个罐，一些水跑到了碗里。然后他把皇冠放入另一个罐。这一次，更多的水跑到了碗里。
“Look at this,” said Archimedes to King Hiero. “A crown made completely of gold displaces less water than a crown made of gold and another metal. This crown
displaced more water than gold of the same weight, so I’m certain that it’s not completely made of gold.” “快看”阿基米德对国王说道。“一个完全由金子制作
的皇冠比一个由金子和其他金属制作的皇冠要取代更少的水。这顶皇冠比同等质量的金子取代更多的水，所以我确定这不是纯金的。
“The crown maker tricked me , didn’t he? What a bad man he is!” shouted King Hiero. He then sent the crown maker to prison.
“金匠骗了我，对不对？这个大坏人！”海尔罗国王喊道。然后他把金匠投入了监狱。
第二课
许多人将爱因斯坦视为天才。他的学说推动了核能领域的发展。爱因斯坦说他唯一的才能就是拥有一颗好奇心，但他也很有幽默细胞。
在他年轻的时候，爱因斯坦收到过许多到大学去宣讲学说的邀请。虽然去的是不同的大学（本句如果按照字面上翻实在难受，字面上说的是：在每次旅行中，他的司机总是一个人-）
但是他的司机总是一个人-----一个叫Hans的人。Hans总是说：“爱因斯坦博士，为像您一样的天才驾车实在是我的荣幸。”
一天晚上，在他们去一所大学的路上，爱因斯坦说：“我真希望我今晚不必却讲座，Hans。我太累了。但是我不能让我的听众们感到失望，对不对？”
“您不必亲自去讲，”Hans说，“我可以替您去讲。我已经听您讲过好多遍了，烂熟于心。没人会发现的。”
爱因斯坦同意了，并与Hans交换了“角色”。爱因斯坦对Hans说，“不要试着去回答我的问题，好不好？”Hans点头同意了。
到达大学以后，Hans被带上了被许多教授和学生包围着的讲台。爱因斯坦则坐在听众席，听着Hans完美地完成了他的讲座，并在结束时与观众一同鼓掌。
但是，在Hans离开讲台前，一位教授在观众席上大喊，“我想问你一个困难的问题。”然后他问了一个难到Hans都听不懂的问题。
爱因斯坦想，“哦，不！我们有麻烦了。”但是Hans笑着说，“这并不是一个困难的问题。实际上，这简单到连我的司机都可以回答。Hans，请。。。”爱因斯坦站起来并完美的回答
了问题。
爱因斯坦驾车载着他们他们离开了大学。过了一会，Hans说他要驾车。“不，我的朋友，”爱因斯坦大笑着说，“为像您一样的天才驾车是我的荣幸，Hans。”
第三课
Family life in cities
Paula interviewed two teenagers for a programme on family life. She asked them some questions. Here are their answers. Emily (aged 15)
1
well, there are just three of us: my mum, my dad and me.
2 Have I got many possessions? Yes, I’ve got a lot of things: a big TV, a new computer and a mobile
phone.
3 No, I’m not expected to do the housework.
4 We go out for dinner together sometimes, but my dad is often abroad on business, and my mum works too. We
usually just do our own personal things.
5 No, they don’t usually set rules for me and since I’m a good daughter they never punish me. 6 Well, I like our new
flat. It’s much bigger than our last one. But I feel lonely when my parents are away from home.
Jerry (aged 14)
1 My mum, dad, grandma and my sister Rosie.
Although it sometimes feels crowded in our little flat we don’t mind.
2 No, I haven’t got many possessions. I have no interest in things like fashionable
cloth4e. new fashions soon go out of date, don’t they? That’s what my grandma says.
3 Yes, I help with the housework. I wash the dishes and even iron my own
shirts. My grandma says young people should learn to look after themselves.
4 Yes, we like doing things together. We eat meals together every day, and my family
always come to school events.
5 Yes, I suppose they set some rules for me. For example, unless I finish all my homework, I can’t watch TV, and I can’t go out
with my friends either.
6 I love all my family very much. We have a close relationship, and we always support each other.
在城市的家庭生活
保拉采访的两个十几岁的青少年对家庭生活的计划。她问他们一些问题。这里是他们的答案。艾米丽（15岁）
1，有人三：我妈妈，我爸爸和我。
2我有多少财产？是的，我有很多的东西：一个大电视，一台新的电脑和手机。
3没有，我不会做家务。
4我们出去吃饭的时候，但是我爸爸经常出差，而我妈妈也行。通常我们只做我们自己的事情。
5不，他们通常不规则设置为我和我的好女儿，他们从不惩罚我。6，我喜欢我们的新公寓。它比我们的最后一个大的多。但我感到孤独时，我的父母离开家。
杰里（14岁）
1我的妈妈，爸爸，奶奶，我的妹妹罗茜。虽然有时觉得拥挤在我们的小公寓，我们不介意。
2没有，我没有很多财产。我有像时尚cloth4e不感兴趣。新的时尚很快过时了，不是吗？这就是我的奶奶说。
3是的，我帮忙做家务。我洗盘子，甚至烫自己的衬衫。我的奶奶说，年轻人应该学会自己照顾自己。
4是的，我们喜欢一起做事。我们每天在一起吃饭，和我的家人都来到学校的活动。
5是的，我想他们为我设置一些规则。例如，除非我完成我的家庭作业，我可以不看电视，我不能去我的朋友。
第四课
Aunt Linda’s advice page
Anna (posted 26-11-18:25)
I’m worried about my friend Jolin. She wants to be a model and she’s thin, but she thinks she’s fat. She’s always on a diet. She’s getting too thin, but
whenever I talk to her about this, she gets angry. How can I help her?
Peter (posted 28-11-19:00)
I went out with a group of friends yesterday. We saw a lady lying in the street. She looked very sick. My friends made jokes about her and laughed. Though I
wanted to help her, my friends told me not to. It was awful of them to laugh at her, and I regret not saying anything. I feel ashamed of myself should I do in
this situation?
Simon (posted 28-11-21:03)
I’ve just started wearing braces, but I hate them. I don’t see any advantage in wearing them. My friends all laugh at me and say had things about me. I feel
embarrassed when I smile or open my mouth. The braces hurt my teeth, and it’s difficult for me to eat. I feel it was a mistake for my mother to make me wear
these ugly braces. What do you suggest?
Julie (posted 28-11-22:02)
I have to share a room with my seven-year-old sister, and she’s driving me mad! She has a habit of playing the piano when I’m studying, and she always takes
my things with out telling me. I try to keep the room tidy, but she always makes a mess. I love my sister, but sometimes she’s so annoying! What should I do?
琳达阿姨的建议页
安娜（贴26-11-18:25）
我担心我的朋友蔡依林。她想成为一个模型，她很瘦，但她认为她很胖。她总是在节食。她太薄，但每当我跟她谈谈，她会生气。我怎样才能帮助她？
彼得（贴28-11-19:00）
我和一群朋友昨天。我们看见一个女人躺在街上。她看上去很恶心。我的朋友开玩笑说，她笑了起来。虽然我想帮她，我的朋友告诉我不可以。这是可怕的人嘲笑她，我很后悔没有说
什么。我为自己感到羞愧我应该做这样的情况呢？
西蒙（贴28-11-21:03）
我刚刚开始戴着牙套，但我恨他们。我看不穿任何优势。我的朋友都嘲笑我说过关于我的事。我觉得很尴尬当我微笑或打开我的嘴。大括号伤害我的牙齿，和它的困难，我吃。我觉得
我的妈妈让我穿这些丑陋的支撑，这是一个错误。你有什么建议？
朱莉（贴28-11-22:02）
我要分享我的七岁的妹妹的房间里，她把我逼疯了！她有一个习惯，弹钢琴，我学习的时候，她总是把我的东西了，告诉我。我尽量保持房间整洁，但她总是一团糟。我爱我的妹妹，
但有时她很烦！我应该做什么？
第五课
演播室的惊喜Debbie和她的朋友angela在一个电视演播室中观看一个电视智力游戏节目的录制。“还有五分钟”，导演喊道，“大家都准备好了么？”“还好我不是参赛选
手，”Debbie小声的说，“我会感到非常紧张的.”“Oh，我倒想成为参赛选手”angela说。三名参赛选手坐在舞台上的桌子前等待。聚光灯照在他们身上。突然，其中一个人站起来
，然后向前摔倒在了桌子上。“Oh，她晕倒了！”Debbie喊道。一个摄影师把那个晕倒的女子扶下舞台。导演匆忙从控制室跑下来。“在节目开始前，我们需要另外一个参赛选手，”
他喊道，“谁想上电视？”Angela马上举起了手。导演立刻请她上了台。一个化妆师很快在她脸上涂粉，给她梳头。“十秒，”导演喊道，“微笑，大家。”观众开始鼓掌。一个声音
响起，“旅游智力竞赛，欢迎主持人，Lester Li！”LesterLi跑上了舞台。智力竞猜秀开始了。尽管anela没有准备，她的表现非常出色。她很轻松地答出了问题，很快就领先其他两
个参赛选手了。二十五分钟之后，Angela得到最高分。她只需要再回答六个问题，就能赢得大奖了。Angela镇静又放松，而Debbie则激动的几乎不能坐住了。Angela继续答对问题，只
剩一个问题了。“最后一问，故宫博物院在哪里？”Lester问。“在北京。”Angela回答。“正确！”Lester喊道，观众们开始鼓掌。“你赢得了今晚的大奖--赴美丽的城市巴黎的双
⑶ 安娜是不是犹太人
是的
安娜·弗洛伊德
安娜的父母都是犹太人，父亲是精神分析学派的创始人，也是 S.弗洛伊德六个子女中唯一继承父业的人。在她出世以前，S.弗洛伊德曾希望她是个男孩。自幼不受父亲重视，她自己曾在与朋友信函中称当时如果有避孕药，她是不会来到这个世界的。
⑷ win10 的 contanna 怎么用快捷键按出
win10 的 contanna的快捷键是：win+c
Cortana （中文名：微软小娜）是微软发布的全球第一款个人智能助理。它“能够了解用户的喜好和习惯”，“帮助用户进行日程安排、问题回答等”。
Cortana 可以说是微软在机器学习和人工智能领域方面的尝试。微软想实现的事情是，手机用户与小娜的智能交互，不是简单地基于存储式的问答，而是对话。它会 记录用户的行为和使用习惯，利用云计算、搜索引擎和“非结构化数据”分析，读取和“学习”包括手机中的文本文件、电子邮件、图片、视频等数据，来理解用户 的语义和语境，从而实现人机交互。
一个很简单的例子就是，假如手机中记录的日程显示将要参加会议，那么不需任何操作，Cortana 到时就会自动将手机调至会议状态。这也是微软的 研究，从个人计算机（personal computer）走向个人计算（personal computing）的开始。
⑸ 英文影评
The devil wears Prada影评
For the past month or so, I have been eagerly awaiting this movie. I love Meryl Streep, I like Anne Hathaway, I though the world of magazine publishing could make a great setting for a movie, and I thought the premise of the book 'The Devil Wears Prada' had a lot of movie potential. So, now that I've seen it, I have to say it is one of the funniest movies I've seen this year. The screenwriter has maintained everything that was funny about the book, as well as chucked a lot of the ller subplots, and has formulated a movie that is a great deal more enjoyable than the book.
I'm sure you're all familiar with the basic premise - naive small-town girl comes to the big city hoping to be a journalist, and gets a job as assistant to Miranda Priestly, the much-feared editor of 'Runway' magazine (a thinly veiled take on 'Vogue' magazine, and its editor). Thankfully, the cast was almost perfect (though I did think Simon Baker was somewhat miscast at the rakish writer who takes a liking to the protagonist, Andrea), and elevated the movie to a level it would not have otherwise reached.
Meryl Streep is absolutely amazing as Miranda Priestly, and I especially liked the way that, as Miranda, she never raised her voice above normal speaking level. Streep has said she based this mannerism on Clint Eastwood, who as Dirty Harry talks very quietly but still intimidates. This made Miranda much more interesting than the stereotypical, screaming gorgon she could have become. She is certainly the best thing about this movie, and I think the odds are good that she'll score a best-actress nod at the next Oscars. Miranda is also made more complex (and slightly more sympathetic) than in the book, which I thought was very good. In the book, which I recently read, the author (who actually worked as an assistant to 'Vogue' editor Anna Wintour) was very bitter and whiny about the difficulties of her former job, and she made Miranda out to be a totally two-dimensional villain with absolutely no redeeming qualities. However, the movie shows us (briefly) a different side of Miranda - we see the compromises she has had to make to get to the top, and we see the toll this has taken on her personal life. We aren't made to agree with her diva-like behaviour, but we can understand how hard her life must be.
I also thought that Anne Hathaway was very appealing in her role - she made Andrea more likable and less snobbish than she was in the book (although the screenwriter deserves credit for that, as well), and she looked great in the couture she wore through most of the movie.
The supporting players were also very good, especially Emily Blunt (as Andrea's caustic fellow assistant, Emily) and Stanley Tucci (as Miranda's loyal but beleaguered right-hand man, Nigel). On many occasions, they stole scenes from the ostensibly 'central' character of Andrea.
The movie, while maintaining the book's premise, does not follow the book too closely, which I liked. The entire 'Lily' subplot from the book is eliminated (readers of the book will know what I mean), and Andrea's parents and boyfriend are less significant in the movie than in the book. I agreed with these changes, though - I found those aspects of the book to be quite boring, and their omission made for a more streamlined movie.
I strongly recommend this movie to virtually anyone, and I just hope "The Nanny Diaries" (another somewhat-similar 'chick lit' movie adaptation, coming out soon with Scarlett Johannson, that I am eagerly awaiting) lives up to the shining example of this excellent movie.
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About a Boy (2002)
Reviewed by Tom Dawson
Updated 25 April 2002
Hugh Grant's latest sure-fire hit is a shrewd, ironically amusing adaptation of Nick Hornby's best-selling novel.
Written and directed by Chris and Paul Weitz - the American film-making o responsible for "American Pie", it's the perfect star vehicle for Grant, allowing him to finally move away from his usual bumbling, tongue-tied screen persona.
Sporting a wardrobe of designer casual clothes and a stylishly short haircut, he plays Will, a wealthy, single thirtysomething in North London. He doesn't work as such - the royalties from his late father's novelty number one hit provide him with a handsome income - but he's not idle: he buys CDs, watches television, and goes out to lunch ("How do people manage to fit in a full-time job?", he wonders).
Claiming that he has a child in order to make himself more attractive to single mothers, Will meets the troubled 12-year-old Marcus (Hoult), whose own hippy mum Fiona (Collette) has tried to commit suicide...
"About a Boy" may chart its central character's emotional awakening through an unlikely friendship, yet much of its humour derives from Will's profound immaturity: he's a congenital liar who makes inappropriately childish comments in grave situations, with his eyes seemingly glazing over ring any "serious" conversation with another alt.
He regards his own life as "the Will Show", not an "ensemble drama", although falling in love with beautiful illustrator Rachel (Weisz) causes him to reassess some of these deeply-held certainties.
Capturing Will's surface charm and inner hollowness, Grant gives an immaculate comic performance, and he's ably supported by Hoult, who resists the easy option of making Marcus overly likable.
The brothers Weitz take few risks in their aesthetic choices: more importantly, they smoothly oversee a procession of humorous scenes, culminating in the improbable sight of Grant rocking out with his electric guitar at the school concert.
PS:我也喜欢这部电影=]
Dead poets society英文影评
评论1：
There's so much good about this movie. The first time I saw it I watched it solely for plot and I loved it. Now I've seen it again and watched Peter Weir's filming and timing which is also great. Robin Williams is a terrific actor when he's serious. He proved it in Good Will Hunting but he proved it first here. If you liked that movie and your liking it had something to do with Williams than you will like this one. The plot is about a number of students who are taught by Williams about life. They are taught how to enjoy themselves. This ends up causing great controversy among the heads of the school. The students are terrific and even the dialogue is great. This is a movie that I can't imagine anyone not liking. It is good in every way.
评论2：
There are certain films that get under your skin, never to come out. They change your life, subtly altering your perceptions of reality, almost always for the better.
Dead Poets Society is one of those few films.
I saw the movie back when I was in High School. I had a teacher who told us that we really needed to watch it; in fact, it was our "homework" for the day. We didn't need to bring back a report, or talk about it in class. All he asked from us was to watch it, make up our own mind about it, and that was it. As you can imagine, many friends of mine didn't watch it at all; I did. And yes, I feel I changed a bit from there on.
Back when you are young, you never really stop to think what in the world you are doing with your life. You simply live for the day, hope your grades will be enough to pass, and that's it. Long term thinking involves maybe flirting with a girl. Nothing more. What this film showed me was that we have the responsability and the joy of being alive in this planet. That we are st, and we will go back to it, so we have precious little time to make a difference. That we have a moral obligation to "seize the day, and make our lives extraordinary" (my favorite quote in all movie history). That the world, basically is ours. That the only limitations are within ourselves, and that we owe it to us to fight, to rebel against conformity, to change what we hate and keep what we love. That living in this world is a beautiful responsability, and that only cowards dare not to change it for the better.
The fact that the cast was basically my age, and was passing through the same dilemmas and situations I was facing made it all so much more powerful.
So here I sit, 12 years from that day. I still don't think I have seized the day completely. But I keep on trying; I always will. I wonder how many people were transformed by this gem of a movie; I hope many.
10 out of 10. A definitive masterpiece.
⑹ 急需一段关于CHANEL或者ANNA SUI的介绍!要英语的!悬赏30分哦!!!!
Anna Sui (born in 1964, in Detroit, Michigan USA) is an American fashion designer. She has 509 boutiques in twenty-six countries, with over 200 in Japan alone. Her collection is sold in 5,000 partner stores on five continents in over 70 countries.
According to her own anecdote, Sui dressed her dolls and her younger brother's toy soldiers, and pretended they were at the Oscars. Later she began making and designing some clothes imitating magazine photos. After graating from high school Anna Sui moved to New York City to attend Parsons School of Design, where she started to work with close friend Steven Meisel who is today widely recognized as the instry's leading fashion photographer. Her early days as a stylist from Meisel’s shoots include editorial for the Italian Fashion Magazine LEI.
After leaving Parsons she worked for variety of junior sportswear companies. Sui's business continued to expand in the 1980s. In 1991, she launched her first runway show. It was in 1992 that she took a chance with a personal clothing line and opened her first boutique shop at 113 Greene Street in New York City's Soho District. This shop, with its purple walls and red floors, reflects her taste for pairing flea market furniture and dolly head mannequins. According to relative Grant Sui, "The stores have come to emphasize the epitome of culture in a continually shifting fashion world."
The first of Sui's freestanding boutiques in Asia opened in May 1997 in Tokyo. The second opened in Osaka in the fall of that same year. In following years, the popular stores soon expanded to over 80 independent locations all over Japan. Isetan Company Limited has attained the main license for the Japanese distribution of the women's collection and Mammina, a subsidiary of Isetan, is the distributor to department and specialty stores there. Through this partner, Anna Sui Corp has grown into one of Japan's top luxury fashion brands.
In 1997, Anna Sui Shoes premiered on her runway for the fall collection. Manufactured by Ballin in Venice, Italy, the shoe collection is comprised of both day and evening styles, and include velvet, silk, patent leather, snake and lizard skin, shearling and suede.
Anna Sui opened her Los Angeles boutique in 1998 in Sunset Plaza, in West Hollywood. Sui also made headway with the international markets as boutiques sprang up in countries like China, Taiwan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines.
In 1999, Sui launched her signature fragrance and cosmetic line after signing with Wella AG, of Germany to develop it. In a three-sided arrangement, Wella shares the Anna Sui beauty business with Japanese cosmetics maker Albion, who holds the Anna Sui color cosmetics and skin care license. Under the agreements, Wella will proce and market Anna Sui fragrances while Albion introces the Anna Sui color collection to Japan and the broader Asian market. Wella will sell the fragrances to Albion, which will distribute them inside Japan, while Albion will sell the color cosmetics to Wella for distribution outside Japan. For Fall 2000, Sui Dreams, the second Anna Sui fragrance, launched worldwide. Since its beginning, the fragrance line has expanded to include, Sui Love, Sui Dreams, Dolly Girl, and most recently, in association with Victoria's Secret, the fragrance Secret Wish. Internationally the brand has also grown primarily in the Asian market. Recent contracts over the last decade have helped to develop the brand, in conjunction with partner stores, in over 5,000 locations across 70 countries. In addition, rampant sales growth has allowed the corporation the construction of over 509 independent boutiques in 26 nations, with dozens of locations in the planing stage across East Asia and Western Europe. In its February 4, 2006 issue, Fortune Magazine estimated the net worth of the fashion empire at over $400 million dollars.
She was called a designer who "never panders" by The New York Times, and named to Time Magazine's list of this decade's top five fashion icons. Sui also appeared in a special CNN Talk Asia interview which was welcomed with top-monthly ratings by the region. Anna Sui continues to design and manufacture her signature collection in her New York City headquarters. There she has ardently fought to keep the fashion instry alive in New York City's fading Garment District. She has also provided the costume designs for the anime series, Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo. Sui's designs attract many famous clients such as Patricia Arquette, Christina Ricci, Cher, Naomi Campbell, Sofia Coppola, Lindsay Lohan, Hillary Duff, Maria Sharapova, Liv Tyler, Courtney Love of Hole and James Iha of the Smashing Pumpkins. In 2007, Sui's Twinkle by Wenlan, and Betsy Johnson dresses were predicted to be big sellers at Macy's in the department's new spring fashion line. Samsung Electronics Co. now also offers cellular telephones designed by Versace and Anna Sui.
⑺ personal 和indivial的区别
personal 意为“个人的，私人的，亲自的”，着重强调属于或涉及本人，而非他人所能代表或代替的事物。例如：
According to etiquette in western countries, it's good manners to avoid making personal remarks.
按照西方礼仪，避免发表涉及个人的评论是礼貌的。
I have something personal to discuss with you because it's related to either my own or your intimate interests.
我有点私事和你商量，因为它有关你我的切身利益。
What is special about the meeting is that the prime minister will make a personal appearance.
此次会议与众不同之处在于首相亲自出席。
Susan wondered if she could ask Anna a personal question such as the marital status.
苏珊在想她能否问安娜一个诸如婚姻状况一类的私人问题。
private 意为“个人的，私有的”，表示与公共的或公有的相反，也含有不愿或不应公之于众的意思。例如：
He has asked the secretary of the state to apply to the president for a private interview.他已要国务卿向总统提出申请，要求秘密会见。
In the United States, the rich tend to send their children to private schools regardless of their expensive tuition.
在美国富人们愿意让孩子上私立学校，不论其费用有多昂贵。
indivial 意为“个体的，个人的”，区别于集体，整体或普通，明确指某类单一的，个别的人物，常用作定语。例如：
She was determined to do good, not to any indivial person but to a country.他决心为国家而不是为任何个人做好事。
Some people claim that the indivial rights are more important than the public interests as a whole.有些人声称个人利益比公众利益更重要。
⑻ personal 与 indivial 在用法上有什么区别
personal意为“个人的,私人的,亲自的”,强调本人,而非他人所能代表或代替的.例如：
1.personally speaking,就个人而言（我的观点）
2.I have something personal to discuss with you because it's related to either my own or your intimate interests.我有点私事和你商量,因为它有关你我的切身利益.
3.What is special about the meeting is that the prime minister will make a personal appearance.
此次会议与众不同之处在于首相亲自出席.
4.Susan wondered if she could ask Anna a personal question such as the marital status.苏珊在想她能否问安娜一个诸如婚姻状况一类的私人问题.
indivial意为“个体的,个人的”,indivial 强调个体的,区别于集体,整体,明确指个别的人物.例如：
1.indivial right,个体权利.
2.She was determined to do good,not to any indivial person but to a country.他决心为国家而不是为任何个人做好事.
3.Some people claim that the indivial rights are more important than the public interests as a whole.有些人声称个人利益比公众利益更重要.
⑼ “personal”与“indivial”在用法上有什么区别
前者是个人的，一般形容和人有关的，后者即可用在人也可用在事务上。
indivial, personal 都是形容词都可以表示“个人的”,可以理解为一对同义词.
但是,indivial 强调“个别的,个体的,供一个人用的,个人（或事物） 特有的”
例如：give indivial attention 给予个别主意
indivial economy 个体经济
an indivial style 独特风格
另外,indivial 还可以用作名词,“个人,个体”
而personal 则侧重指“私人的,亲自的（本人直接从事的）,涉及隐私的”
例如：personal affairs 私事
a personal letter 私人信件
a personal interview 亲自会见
ask a personal question 问及个人私事问题
⑽ Up close&personal
"
战地之恋"是它的中文名字.
up close是高端接触的意思.