英语释义

• in a stubborn unregenerate manner;

  "she remained stubbornly in the same position"

片语

obstinately ad固执地

trust obstinately固执地认为

hide obstinately固执地掩饰

refuse obstinately顽固地拒绝

believe obstinately固执地认为

defend obstinately顽强地辩护

try obstinately固执地尝试

obduratelyad 顽固地；执拗地

Not obstinately不能一意孤行

deny obstinately顽固地拒绝

stubbornlyad 顽固地；倔强地

英汉例句

• his zest for life was gone. he obstinately refused to follow doctor「s orders.

  他丧失了对生活的热情，固执地拒绝遵从医生的治疗。

• the practical problems mr obama inherited in the middle east have proved obstinately hard to resolve.

  奥巴马接手的在中东的实际问题证明是非常顽固的，很难解决。

• their hearts, however, remain obstinately british.

  然而他们的心却依然是英国的。

• obstinately he clung to his choice.

  他固执地持他的选择。

• if japan obstinately clings to its course, it must shoulder all the responsibilities.

  如日方一意孤行，必须承担全部责任。

• finishing the third revision, he decided the book was ready for publication, but when he attempted to persuade his agents and publishers to print the work, all were obstinately opposed.

  结束了第三版之后，他觉得是时候出版了。但是当他尝试着说服他的代理出版商出版这部小说时，周围却是一片保守派的反对之声。

• he obstinately believed somehow he could make things right.

  他固执地认为他总归有办法把事情摆平。

• price-comparison websites remain obstinately national.

  提供价格比较的网站仅仅限于国内。

• sometimes a waltz is being played, and against the green background the black profiles whirl obstinately like those cut-out silhouettes that are attached to a phonograph」s turntable.

  有时，当华尔兹演奏之际，绿色背景上的黑色侧影固执地旋转着，就像是附在唱机唱盘上的人像侧影一遍。

• but my mother, frightened as she was, would not consent to take a fraction more than was due to her and was obstinately unwilling to be content with less.

  但是我的母亲，尽管她也害怕，却不肯多拿走欠账之外的一个子儿，同时也固执地不肯少拿一个子儿。

• i can hardly regard her in the light of a rational creature, so obstinately has she persisted in forming a fabulous notion of my character and acting on the false impressions she cherished.

  我简直不能把她当作是一个有理性的人，她对于我的性格是如此执拗地坚持着一种荒谬的看法，而且凭她所孕育的错误印象来行动。

• he obstinately refused to consider the future.

  他执意拒不考虑未来。

• 「and my nephew?」bassett was obstinately silent, looking at paul.

  巴塞特固执地不说话，看着保罗。

• having shown himself ready to abandon those favourite notions of frenchmen and italians, it is a pity he should obstinately retain certain worn-out phrases about the germans.

  已为放弃他最爱的法国人和意大利人的观念而做好準备，很遗憾他硬是保留了一些的旧的德语习语。

• a botched war, a botched trial and now a botched execution: iraq obstinately refuses to behave in accordance with the script its american conquerors have written for it.

  起初是糟糕的战争，之后是糟糕的审判，现在是糟糕的死刑：伊拉克人顽固地拒绝了美国征服者为其设定的道路。

• are they guilty of obstinately pursuing an abstract goal that is causing mayhem in financial markets?

  那么，他们应该为了自己固执地追求一个抽象的目标而导致金融市场的混乱而承担罪责吗？

• japan has ignored china's many solemn representations and staunch opposition, and obstinately decided to impose so-called judicial procedures on the chinese captain.

  姜瑜说：“日本忽视了中国方面的严肃要求与坚决反对，顽固坚持对中国船长进行所谓的司法审判。

• and, first, i hold that no church is bound, by the duty of toleration, to retain any such person in her bosom as, after admonition, continues obstinately to offend against the laws of the society.

  首先，我认为：教会不能因为宽容的职责而容纳那种劝告之后仍然不断顽固的违反教会法律的人。

• if japan obstinately clings to the wrong path, it has to bear all the ensuing consequences.

  如果日方一意孤行，继续在错误的道路上走下去，日方必须承担由此产生的一切后果。

• and yet our personal limits and doors that remain obstinately closed to us in our lives may be valuable guides to where we might better place our focus.

  然而，我们的个人限界，以及或许能告诉我们更好把握人生价值的那扇门，还是顽固的闭锁着。

• they held obstinately to the purely military viewpoint.

  他们顽固坚持单纯军事观点。

• it has always been a mystery to me who city dwellers, who appreciate all these things, obstinately pretend that they would prefer to live in the country.

  城里人对这一切心里很明白，却偏要执拗地装出他们喜欢住在乡村的样子，这对我来说一直是个谜。

• big (sometimes a foot across) and obstinately colorful (some are orange, some are purple; no one knows why), the sea star is usually found in a rockfissure sprawled like a discarded toy.

  海星体型庞大(有时直径长达一英尺)且总是颜色鲜艳(某些呈桔红色,某些呈紫色;没人知道原因),它一般在礁缝中被发现，腕随意地摊着，就像一个被丢弃的玩具。

• and so he obstinately persists in the mystifications intended to keep woman in her chains.

  所以他顽固地坚持那种神秘物，以便把女人继续束缚在锁链中。

相似词

adamant坚硬的东西；坚石

adamantine冷铸钢粒

bullheaded顽固的；顽强的；愚笨的；莽撞的

dogged跟蹤；尾随（dog的过去式）

hard努力的；硬的；困难的；辛苦的；确实的；严厉的；猛烈的；冷酷无情的

hardened坚定，变硬（harden的过去分词）

hardheaded脚踏实地的；冷静的；无懈可击的；顽固的

hard-nosed重视实际的人

headstrong任性的；顽固的；刚愎的

immovable不动的；固定的；不改变的

implacable不能安抚的；难和解的；不能缓和的

inconvincible难以说服人的；无法使人信服的

inflexible顽固的；不可弯曲的；不屈挠的；不能转变的

intransigent不妥协的人

mulish顽固的，执拗的；骡子似的

obdurate顽固的，执拗的；冷酷无情的

opinionated固执己见的；武断的

ossified僵化，变得保守（ossify的过去分词）；使骨化

patad 及时地，适时地

pertinacious顽固的；执拗的

perverse倔强的，不通情理的，一意孤行的；有悖常理的，违反常情的，不合人意的；（裁决）不合法的，不正当的

pigheaded顽固的，愚蠢的；固执的

self-opinionated固执己见的；自负的

self-willed任性的；顽固的

stiff-necked顽固的

stubborn顽固的；顽强的；难处理的

unbending随意；舒畅

uncompromising不妥协的，不让步的；坚定的

unrelenting无情的；不屈不挠的；不松懈的

unyielding不屈的；坚强的；[材] 不易弯曲的

相反词

acquiescent默认的；默许的；甘心接受的

agreeable令人愉快的；适合的；和蔼可亲的

amenable有责任的：顺从的，服从的；有义务的；经得起检验的

compliant顺从的；服从的；应允的

flexible灵活的；柔韧的；易弯曲的

pliable柔韧的；柔软的；圆滑的；易曲折的

pliant顺从

relenting变温和，变宽厚；减弱；缓和

yielding屈服；让步