personal space
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌpersonal ˈspace noun [uncountable] the distance that you like to keep between you and other people in order to feel comfortable, for example when you are talking to someone or travelling on a bus or train 个人空间〔谈话、乘公共汽车等时希望与人保持的距离〕 She objected to this invasion of her personal space. 她反对这种侵犯她个人空间的行为。
Examples from the Corpus
personal space• But personal space is also an issue in outer space.• She objected to this invasion of her personal space.• At the other end of the scale for maintaining personal space was, ironically, the Open and Welcoming Approach.• The fact is that at Preston station I lost my personal space.• Terri's personal space occupied an area roughly the size of Mull and therefore required vigorous defences.• But perhaps the demise of the days of the personal space tactics is not all bad.• Administrators, not teachers, are those blessed with personal space and offices.• There used to be techniques for keeping your personal space personal; the sort of essential info that every seasoned traveller knows.invasion of ... personal space• She objected to this invasion of her personal space.ˌpersonal ˈspace nounChineseSyllable
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personal space
ˌpersonal ˈspace
noun [uncountable]
the distance that you like to keep between you and other people in order to feel comfortable, for example when you are talking to someone or travelling on a bus or train:
She objected to this invasion of her personal space.
ˌpersonal ˈspace
noun [uncountable]the distance that you like to keep between you and other people in order to feel comfortable, for example when you are talking to someone or travelling on a bus or train: