關於Reclusive的意思和用法的提問

A: Favouring loneliness and solitude

A: A person who goes out of their way to be alone.

A: Avoiding the company of other people

A: A night club can be exclusive because few people are allowed to enter. A hermit might be reclusive because he lives somewhere with few people and doesn't go out very much.
"Frank is so reclusive! He hasn't come out of his room in two days!"
"I want to go to that party, but it's exclusive so I have to find somebody to put me on the guest list."

A: @Kibong: They're synonyms. They both mean to be alone.

A: "Reclusive" is an adjective to a person who lives alone, away from other people. I believe the name for this kind of person in Japanese is 隠遁者.

On the other hand, "exclusive" is an adjective that refers to something that is apart from everything else, or only available to a certain area or group of people.

These examples should help clarify what exclusive means:
"The exclusive focus of this essay is on Pacific Ocean fish."
"The couple had exclusive possession of the house."

I hope this helps!