stubborn
形容词
1. He is as stubborn as a mule.
他像骡子一般执拗。
2. The defenders put up a stubborn resistance.
防守将士进行了顽强的抵抗。
3. This lock's rather stubborn; it needs oiling.
这把锁很难开；得给它加点油了。
4. This detergent can remove stubborn stains.
这种去污剂能去除难洗的污渍。
5. I had a stubborn cold and coughed day and night.
我得了很难治的感冒，日夜咳嗽。
1. 顽固的：常被当作baby,受到最多的关注,父母在养育他们的时候也是最有经验的,父母的管制通常不会像对前几个孩子那么严格,通常是被宠坏的(be spoiled)、任性顽固的(Stubborn),个性强(manipulative).
2. 固执的：对於某些该做或不该做的事,往往是倔强固执的(stubborn对全体希望的事往往会执意反抗(resist). 这种反抗的心理(negativism)将会阻碍(impede)团体的进步. 会自吹自擂(boast)或者做一些别的行为来吸引团体的注意.
3. 顽固：还是找到了我们我们的相似,心里有快乐的滋味一如当初我网上算卦我们的速配得了90分那般,十一月八日 风信子(Common Hyacinth) 顽固(Stubborn),十一月二十九日 月桂树(Laurustinus) 顽固(Stubborn).
4. 固执：据西雅图时报报道,老太从小就很固执(stubborn). 工程项目的最高总监(senior superintendent)巴里-马丁(Barry Martin)也很理解这种固执. 在工程建设期间他们甚至关心起伊迪丝老太太的生活. 伊迪丝老太太一直是孤身一人,
1. 倔强的;固执的;顽固的;执拗的
Someone who is stubborn or who behaves in a stubborn way is determined to do what they want and is very unwilling to change their mind.
e.g. He is a stubborn character used to getting his own way...
他性格固执，惯于一意孤行。
e.g. His face was set in an expression of stubborn determination.
他脸上流露出固执坚定的表情。
2. (污渍)顽固的，难以去除的;(问题)棘手的，难以解决的
A stubborn stain or problem is difficult to remove or to deal with.
e.g. This treatment removes the most stubborn stains...
这个方法能清除大多数顽固污渍。
e.g. The first and most stubborn problem was that of reductions in the number of aircraft.
最首要也是最棘手的问题是飞机数量的减少。
1. They're both being a bit cagey and stubborn but they're desperate to see one another.
2. Eaton was every bit as relentless and stubborn as that clock on Saturday.
3. The article notes that police brutality and unfair adjudication are intrinsic stubborn diseases of the United States.
4. Police brutality and unfair adjudication are intrinsic stubborn diseases of the United States.
5. Officials had expected full containment on Saturday, but hot weather and stubborn hot spots kept fire crews busy.
6. Firefighters took advantage of calmer winds and cooler temperatures to launch an aerial assault on several stubborn blazes.
7. Experts also criticized the practice of cutting off power and water supplies to force stubborn homeowners to move.
8. The meticulous rendering of the eyes reflects the animal's docile but stubborn character.
9. Eating and knowing what we eat is my concern this new year as we ponder the stubborn inability of Americans to understand Chinese food.
10. You need to be a stubborn thorn in the flesh, not a crazed lunatic trying to rob a bank with a BB gun.
adj
1. tenaciously unwilling or marked by tenacious unwillingness to yield
Synonym: obstinate unregenerate
2. not responding to treatment
e.g. a stubborn infection
a refractory case of acne
stubborn rust stains
Synonym: refractory