adj.独身的，禁欲的，(尤指因宗教原因)不结婚的，无性生活的
n.独身主义者，禁欲者，从不过性生活的人

原形：celibate复数：celibates

He chose to remain celibate for religious reasons.
他因为宗教原因选择保持独身。
The priest took a vow of celibacy upon entering the monastery.
进入修道院时，牧师发誓要守独身。
She has been celibate for several years, focusing on her career.
她已经独身好几年了，专心致志于自己的事业。
Many people误会celibacy as a lack of interest in relationships, but it's often a conscious choice.
很多人误以为独身是对感情不感兴趣，但其实往往是自觉的选择。
The decision to be celibate can provide an opportunity for personal growth and self-discovery.
选择独身可以为个人成长和自我发现提供机会。
Some cultures view celibacy as a form of spiritual purification.
某些文化将独身视为一种精神净化的形式。
Despite societal pressure, she embraced celibacy as a way to reconnect with herself.
尽管有社会压力，她还是接受了独身，以此作为与自己重新建立联系的方式。
The monk adhered strictly to his vow of celibacy throughout his life.
那位僧侣一生都严格遵守了他的独身誓言。
In the play, the character of the wise old man is portrayed as a celibate who has found peace within.
在剧中，智慧老者的角色被描绘成一个在内心找到平静的独身者。
Choosing celibacy doesn't necessarily mean one is against relationships; it can simply be a personal preference.
选择独身并不一定意味着反对恋爱关系；它可能只是一种个人喜好。