| 释义 |
stubborn美 ['stʌbərn] 英 ['stʌbə(r)n] - adj.固执的；执拗的；顽固的；倔强的
- 网络顽固者；顽强的
比较级：stubborner 最高级：stubbornest Adj.+n. stubborn resistance adj. persistent,dogged,tenacious,persevering,determined 1. | 固执的；执拗的；顽固的；倔强的determined not to change your opinion or attitude |
| He was too stubborn to admit that he was wrong. 他死不认错。 | | She can be as stubborn as a mule . 她可以倔得像头骡子。 | | | | a stubborn resistance to change 顽固抵制变革 | | a stubborn refusal to listen 硬是不听 |
2. | 难以去除（或对付）的difficult to get rid of or deal with |
| a stubborn cough/stain 久治不愈的咳嗽；顽渍 | | |
adj. | 1. 固执的,执拗的;顽冥,顽固的;冥顽不灵,顽固不化的 2. 顽固的;倔强的;顽强的;难驾驭的,不听话的;难熔化的(金属等) 1. 固执的,执拗的;顽冥,顽固的;冥顽不灵,顽固不化的 2. 顽固的;倔强的;顽强的;难驾驭的,不听话的;难熔化的(金属等) |
adj. | 1. unreasonably and obstructively determined to persevere or prevail 2. carried out in a determined, persistent way 3. difficult to remove or deal with 4. a stubborn person is not willing to change their ideas or to consider anyone else’s reasons or arguments 5. very difficult to change or to defeat 1. unreasonably and obstructively determined to persevere or prevail 2. carried out in a determined, persistent way 3. difficult to remove or deal with 4. a stubborn person is not willing to change their ideas or to consider anyone else’s reasons or arguments 5. very difficult to change or to defeat |
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