英:['stʌbənlɪ]
美:[ˈstʌbɚnɪ]
英:['stʌbənlɪ]
美:[ˈstʌbɚnɪ]
词根:stubborn
adj.stubborn 顽固的;顽强的;难处理的
n.stubbornness 倔强;顽强;棘手
adjective
unreasonably or perversely unyielding : mulish
suggestive or typical of a strong stubborn nature
a stubborn jaw
performed or carried on in an unyielding, obstinate, or persistent manner
stubborn effort
difficult to handle, manage, or treat
a stubborn cold
lasting
stubborn facts
Middle English stibourne, stuborn
The first known use of stubborn was in the 14th century
stucconoun
a plaster used to cover exterior walls or decorate interior walls
stub1 of 2noun
stump entry 1 sense 2
a pen with a short blunt point
a short part left after a larger part has been broken off or used up
a pencil stub
a small part of a check kept as a record of the contents of the check
the part of a ticket returned to the user
stub2 of 2verb
to put out (as a cigarette) by crushing
to strike (as one's toe) against an object
stubbyadjective
resembling a stub especially in shortness and broadness
stubby fingers
stubbornadjective
hard to convince, persuade, or move
stubborn as a mule
having or characterized by a firm idea or purpose : determined
stubborn courage
done or continued in a firm and determined manner
stubborn refusal
difficult to handle, manage, or treat
stubborn hair
stubbornadjective
hard to convince, persuade, or move
stubborn as a mule
having or characterized by a firm idea or purpose : determined
stubborn courage
done or continued in a firm and determined manner
stubborn refusal
difficult to handle, manage, or treat
stubborn hair
1 “No, I don’t think you were,” said Harry stubbornly.
2 “I tolja he just gone off somewhere,” May Belle said quietly and stubbornly as though she had repeated it often and no one had believed her.
3 Or would I, like the pieces of Leo’s mandolin, lodge stubbornly in some quiet place behind a boulder and wait, my clothes washing about me, for spring?
4 Hungry Joe’s inverted set of responses was a curious phenomenon to everyone but Hungry Joe, who denied the whole thing stubbornly.
5 And I stubbornly believe that such love can only be experienced once in my life.
而我,固执的相信,这种情感,在我的生命中,只有一次。
6 Doctor Copeland rocked stubbornly, his gray shawl drawn close around his shoulders.
7 “Because I have no charges to prefer against him,” said Mr. Dalton stubbornly.
8 Rarely had I worked so hard at anything, and yet no matter how incompetent I pretended to be, Shelley stubbornly kept me on the payroll.
9 After a few inches its metal feet dug into the soft floor and it ground stubbornly to a halt.
10 To remove stubborn price tags from items like dishes and glassware, I use a cotton pad or Q-tip soaked with rubbing alcohol. The alcohol dissolves the sticky glue and doesn't mess up my manicure.
11 "Even if Illyrio is the friend you think him," the knight said stubbornly, "he is not powerful enough to enthrone you by himself, no more than he could your brother."
12 “Papa, I can see anything,” he said stubbornly.
13 “Go on, you fat, overgrown, sassy rabbit,” Hand Clap ordered as he shook the reins, but Red Rabbit stubbornly stayed put.
14 It’s only women who can’t, who remain stubbornly closed, damaged, defective.
15 She stubbornly refused to cooperate.
她顽固地拒绝合作。
16 In a correspondence beginning in 1668, Hooke implored him to switch to telescopic sights, but Hevelius stubbornly refused, claiming that he could do just as well with open sights.
17 “It wasn’t Dauntless that was chasing me before,” she said stubbornly.
18 Target’s most recent earnings report underscores that as stubborn inflation persists, price conscious consumers on the hunt for bargains are looking elsewhere for deals.
19 The trees were mostly bare now, save for a few that stubbornly held their leaves.
20 Her cholesterol levels were stubbornly high and her blood pressure was up, despite drugs for both.
3 顽固
donkeyish self-opinioned set contrary rocky stubborn uncompromising heady willful impenetrable inflexible wayward intractable spiky steely obstinate headstrong opinionated unrepentant strong-willed inveterate ornery obdurate flinty impenitent balky hidebound stiff-necked mulish fusty pigheaded hardheaded wrongheaded bullheaded blockish self-opinionated strong-headed ropeable hard-set hard-mouthed unpliable notionate doggedly stiffly toughly cussedly stiffness bigotry stubbornness obstinacy doggedness pertinacity obduracy cussedness pigheadedness headiness impenitence stiffen toughen petrify hard as flint as stubborn as a mule small-town diehard obstinately