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1·This book explores some recondite philosophical questions.

这本书探讨了一些深奥的哲学问题。youdao

2·He likes to study recondite mathematical theories.

他喜欢研究深奥的数学理论。youdao

3·The professor explained a recondite physics concept.

教授讲解了一个深奥的物理概念。youdao

4·The lecture covered some recondite historical knowledge.

讲座涉及了一些深奥的历史知识。youdao

5·She is very interested in recondite literary works.

她对深奥的文学作品很感兴趣。youdao

6·This research topic is very recondite.

这个研究课题十分深奥。youdao

7·Ancient documents contain recondite wisdom.

古老的文献中包含着深奥的智慧。youdao

8·He is discussing recondite cosmic mysteries.

他在探讨深奥的宇宙奥秘。youdao

9·There is a recondite meaning behind that painting.

那幅画背后有着深奥的寓意。youdao

10·This poem hides recondite emotions.

这首诗隐藏着深奥的情感。youdao

深奥

1·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。

2·But their juxtaposition provides even the hardened student with some new perspectives, and there are useful if brief looks at more recondite questions such as Israel's relations with the Gulf states.

但当它们同时呈现在我们面前时，即使是最固执己见的研究者也会获得一些新的视角；此外此书对更为深奥的问题如以色列和海湾各国的关系虽然只是惊鸿一瞥，但同样颇有助益。

3·Who can figure out the recondite secret?

那深奥的秘密又有谁能领悟得出？

4·We hear from mathematicians that bees have practically solved a recondite problem.

我们听到数学家说，蜜蜂已实际解决了一个深奥的数学问题。

5·First, , the reading section won't be so recondite, because obscure words like that are disappearing.

首先，阅读部分不会再像以前那样样“深奥晦涩”（recondite）。

晦涩的

1·There are a huge number of these environment variables; many of them are recondite variables intended for debugging, and it's pointless to try to list them all.

这样的环境变量数不胜数；对调试来说它们很多都是晦涩的变量，并且将它们全部列出也是无济于事的。

2·In literary contexts it is applied generally to poetry of a Platonic esoteric recondite or occult kind.

就文学范围说它一般用于指柏拉图式的深奥的晦涩的或玄妙的诗歌。

3·In literary contexts, it is applied, generally, to poetry of a Platonic, esoteric, recondite, or occult kind.

就文学范围说，它一般用于指柏拉图式的、深奥的、晦涩的或玄妙的诗歌。

4·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。