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stubbornly 发音
英:[ˈstʌbərnli] 美:[ˈstʌbənli]
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stubbornly 中文意思翻译
常见释义:固执地
adv.顽固地;倔强地
stubbornly 同义词
obstinate | pertinacious | inflexible | determined | fixed | headstrong | tenacious | persistent | stalwart | immovable | iron | ornery | obdurate | refractory | dogged | constant | wilful | bolshie | contrary | stony | perverse | backward | unregenerate | mulish | adamant | unyielding | intractable | insistent | persevering | willful | rigid
stubbornly 短语词组
1、stubbornly high ─── 顽固地高
2、stubbornly low ─── 顽固的低
3、stubbornly high unemployment ─── 居高不下的失业率
stubbornly 词性/词形变化,stubbornly变形
名词: stubbornness |形容词比较级: stubborner |形容词最高级: stubbornest |副词: stubbornly |
stubbornly 反义词
docile
stubbornly 相似词语短语
1、sternly ─── adv.严厉地;坚决地
2、stubble ─── n.(作物收割后留在地里的)残株;胡子茬,发茬,须茬
3、southernly ─── 在南方,向南方,来自南方
4、stubbornness ─── n.倔强;顽强;棘手
5、stubborn ─── adj.顽固的;顽强的;难处理的
6、stumblingly ─── adv.蹒跚地;绊倒地
7、stubbily ─── 斯塔比利
8、stubbly ─── adj.短而硬的;断株样的;短而粗的
9、stubbing ─── n.存根;烟蒂;树桩;断株;v.使(脚趾)踢碰;掐灭;连根挖(stub的现在分词)
stubbornly 常见例句(双语使用场景)
1、Impervious to pleas, appeals, or reason; stubbornly unyielding. ─── 固执的,不动摇的,坚强的对托辞、恳求或理由无动于衷的; 绝不让步的
2、He is as stubborn as a mule. ─── 他非常固执。
3、He has a stubborn temper and is really pigheaded. ─── 他有一股子牛筋脾气,固执得很!
4、Holding stubbornly and often unreasonably to one's own opinions. ─── 固执己见的固执地持有一种意见的,寸步不让的,毫无道理地坚持自己的观点而不改变的
5、You will not be so stubborn, I really want to help you. ─── 你不要这么固执,我是真心想帮你。
6、"Look to see what amazing!" I say stubborn. ─── “看就看,有什么了不起!”我倔强的说。
7、Don't waste words on him. He is stubborn. ─── 不要在他身上白费言辞了,他很顽固。
8、"I think it would work," Cochran said stubbornly. ─── “我们会成功的。”柯克兰倔强地说。
9、To hold on stubbornly, as to a position; entrench oneself. ─── 固执地坚持立场;稳固自己的地位
10、He stubbornly refused to be taught by these mistakes. ─── 他顽固地不肯从这些错误中吸取教训。
11、Impervious to pleas, appeals, or reason;stubbornly unyielding. ─── 固执的,不动摇的,坚强的对托辞、恳求或理由无动于衷的;绝不让步的
12、Even at four years old, Carol was stubborn and self-willed. ─── 卡罗尔四岁时就很倔强,很任性。
13、The stubborn fact remains that he has been arrested. ─── 不容否认的事实是他已被抓起来了。
14、Oh dear! Why should you be so stubborn! ─── 天啊,你怎么这样固执!
15、Even so, the effective rate remains stubbornly low. ─── 即便如此实际利率依旧很低。
16、You'll never persuade him; he's as stubborn as a mule. ─── 你永远也说服不了他;他顽固得像头驴。
17、"Ma'am," one of the captains growled stubbornly. ─── “夫人”,一个船长说,口气强横。
18、Chelsea 1 stubborn West Bromwich Albion 0. ─── 切尔西1顽强的西布罗姆维奇0。
19、The Ocean melts my stubborn self. ─── 大海软化我的执着。
20、He stubbornly declined answering for a while: she persevered, and finally persuaded him to hold communion with her through the boards. ─── 一开始,他倔强的不应声,但在她的一再坚持下,他终于隔着门板答应她。
21、Why must you be so stubborn? ─── 为什么你偏要这么固执?
22、His jaw jutted stubbornly forward; he would not be denied. ─── 他固执地扬起下巴,一副不肯罢休的样子。
23、Scorpene inherited the Jinniu the洒脱the stubborn. ─── 天蝎继承了金牛最不洒脱的固执.
24、They achieved this by stubborn and consistent work. ─── 他们是靠顽强不懈的努力取得这一成就的。
25、He is a stubborn boy who won't obey his mother. ─── 他是一个固执的孩子,他不会听母亲的话的。
26、Don't waste words on him. He is as stubborn as a mule. ─── 别在他身上白费口舌了,他非常固执。
27、To resist stubbornly and obstinately; balk. ─── 坚决反对;拒绝继续
28、"They are my men," the huge chief said stubbornly. ─── “他们是我的人,”高大的酋长傲然地说。
29、Determined to have one's own way; stubbornly and often recklessly willful. ─── 刚愎自用的,固执已见的决定自行其事的;顽固且通常不考虑后果地任性的
30、And for those who stubbornly suggest pricing above what I believe the market will bear, I say 'best of luck to you. ─── 对于那些顽固地要求比我认为市场能承受的更高的价码的卖主,我会说上一句:“祝您好运”。
31、He is stubborn, and so is she, but to a lesser degree. ─── 他很固执,她也固执,不过程度轻些。
32、They put up stubborn resistance. ─── 他们进行了顽强的抵抗。
33、In Shuaimen out of that moment, I stubbornly believe that their parents do not need me. ─── 在摔门而出的那一刻,我固执地认为父母根本不需要我。
34、Stubbornly contrary and disobedient; obstinate. ─── 刚愎的固执不顺从的;执拗的
35、Don't waste words on him,he is very stubborn. ─── 不要和他多费口舌,他很顽固。
36、The stubborn fact remains that he has been in prison. ─── 他曾经坐过牢,这是无可否认的事实。
37、"But it looks too heavy for me," Pinocchio replied stubbornly. ─── “但它看起来太重我扛不动,”皮诺奇顽固地回答。
38、How rarely reasons guide the stubborn choice. ─── 固执的选择很少是理智的。
39、You're very stubborn, but you aren't very ambitious. ─── 你很固执,却没有多大抱负。
40、They have come across stubborn resistence. ─── 他们遭受到顽强的抵抗.
41、Lenin fought stubbornly for the purity of Marxist theory. ─── 列宁顽强地为维护马克思主义学说的纯洁性而战斗。
42、"There are always natives passing through," he said stubbornly. ─── “这儿经常有土人经过呢,”他顽固地说。
43、He's stubborn,and so is she,but to a lesser degree,ie not as much. ─── 他很固执,她也是,只是程度差些。
44、Yet again you refuse to drink like a stubborn child. ─── 你仍像顽固的孩子一样拒绝喝酒。
45、Stubborn as he was, he finally gave in. ─── 他虽然很固执,但最后还是让步了。
46、Taft continued stubbornly to defend him and thus exacerbated popular discontent. ─── 塔夫脱继续顽固地包庇他。这就加剧了公众的不满。
47、Both are extroverted, social, and stubborn. ─── 两者都是外向,社会和顽固性。
48、He is as stubborn as a donkey. ─── 他像驴子一样倔强。
49、Not a plough had ever disturbed a grain of that stubborn soil. ─── 从来没有耕犁骚扰过这许多顽冥土壤的一块一粒。
50、You'll have to push hard; that door is a bit stubborn. ─── 你得使劲推,那扇门有点难开。
51、To hold on stubbornly,as to a position;entrench oneself. ─── 固执地坚持立场;稳固自己的地位
52、Most people think you are stubborn and bullheaded. ─── 大多数人认为你很固执,死脑筋。
53、They put up a stubborn resistance. ─── 他们做顽固的抵抗。
54、In the midst of this suffocating ambience, National Geographic stubbornly continues its search for a pair of green eyes. ─── 国家地理?就在这种窒息的空气中,固执地寻找一双绿眼睛。
55、"No, you don't," Charlotte said stubbornly. ─── “不是,您没那么想,”夏洛蒂倔强地说。
56、One group stubbornly persist in following the first road. ─── 一部分人坚持地走第一条路。
57、Capriciously stubborn or eccentric;perverse. ─── 任性顽固的,怪癖的;执迷不悟的
58、You are stubborn and do not like change. ─── 你很固执,不喜欢改变。
59、You might as well talk to a stone as try to argue with a stubborn woman. ─── 你与其跟一个倔女人争吵,还不如对一块石头说话。
60、When he's in his stubborn mood, he isn't easily talked round. ─── 他那股牛劲上来了, 一时不容易说服。
61、You'll have to push hard, that door is a bit stubborn. ─── 你得用力推才行,那门不大好开。
62、You are as stubborn as a donkey! ─── 你倔得像一头驴。
63、Capriciously stubborn or eccentric; perverse. ─── "任性顽固的,怪癖的;执迷不悟的"
64、I stood in front of it panicking to make sure that no draft would blow it out, stubbornly waiting for it to burn brightly. ─── 我站在蜡烛前面很害怕,我确信没有风把蜡烛吹灭,我执著地等待着蜡烛再次充分燃烧。
65、He's more stubborn than a mule. ─── 他顽固得很。
66、He was too stubborn to admit that he was worng. ─── 他死不认错。
67、He was as impatient as he was stubborn. ─── 他很急躁,这正如他固执一样。
68、She stubbornly refuses to admit the truth. ─── 她顽固地拒不承认事实。
69、The eradicator could clean the stubborn blotch. ─── 4.这种去污剂能去除难洗的污渍。
70、He is stubborn and turns a deaf ear to all the advice. ─── 他是个死心眼,谁的话也听不进去。
71、Why must she be so stubborn? ─── 为什麽她得这麽顽固不可?
72、Sticking stubbornly to the test plan. ─── 固执地坚持测试计划。
73、Unemployment remains stubbornly high. ─── 失业率居高不下。
74、He fought stubbornly against all attempts to distort Marxist theory. ─── 他顽强地和一切歪曲马克思主义学说的企图作斗争。
75、Most Borzois are stubborn and can be manipulative. ─── 大多数猎狼非常固执难以*纵。
76、The detective stubbornly persisted with his questions. ─── 侦探执意继续问他的问题。
77、He is very young, but very cunning and stubborn. ─── 他非常年轻,但非常刁顽。
78、He is very stubborn, and all your advice will amount to nothing. ─── 他很固执,你所有的建议都没有用。
79、Joe was stubborn and would not listen to reason. ─── 乔很顽固不愿听劝告。
80、Some interest rates have remained stubbornly high. ─── 一些利率仍然一直居高不下。
81、Stubborn as he was,he finally gave in. ─── 他虽然很固执,但最后还是让步了。
82、Don't waste words on him.He is stubborn. ─── 不要跟他费话。他很固执。
83、You won't get Glenda to change her mind; she's as stubborn as a mule. ─── 你别想使格伦达改变主意,她非常顽固。
84、"I could never leave Lahaina," the old man said stubbornly. ─── “我决不能离开拉哈伊纳,”老人斩钉截铁地说。
85、He incurred much blame for his stubborn attitude. ─── 他态度顽固而招致许多责难。
86、O stubborn, self-willed exile from the loving breast! ─── 哦,背离慈爱胸怀的顽固不化的流亡者!
87、Debt surged and wages stayed stubbornly high. ─── 债务激增,工资居高不下。
88、He still clings stubbornly to his socialist ideas. ─── 他还是固守自己的社会主义信念。
89、We enter the realm of cunning will, stubbornly determined to turn the forces of the world to its own advantages. ─── 我们进入狡猾意志的领域,顽固地决心要将世界的力量转为己用。