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矫正器
倔强的 juéjiàngde
stubborn [ˈstʌbən] ADJ
1. stubborn:
stubborn
倔强 juéjiàngde
stubborn
顽固 wángùde
2. stubborn:
stubborn
棘手 jíshǒude
▶ stubbornly ADV
▶ stubbornness N
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She was described as proud, defiant, and stubborn, but was also regarded as intelligent and passionate.
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Pierce, always known as a stubborn man, continually resisted this way.
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Design, to the extent it is innovative, may well break with past theories, overcome popular convictions, and challenge stubborn beliefs in a history-determined future.
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The dinosaur is used in the story to represent a stubborn child who does not want to go to bed.
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She is blonde, stubborn, attractive, and has green eyes.
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