obstinacy in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for obstinacy in the English»Italian Dictionary

obstinacy [Brit ˈɒbstɪnəsi, Am ˈɑbstənəsi] N

obstinacy (of person)

ostinazione f (in doing a fare)

obstinacy (of cough, illness)

persistenza f

obstinacy (of resistance)

ostinazione f

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his ignorance is rivalled only by his obstinacy

la sua ignoranza è pari solo alla sua ostinazione

Translations for obstinacy in the Italian»English Dictionary

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pervicacia

obstinacy

caponaggine

obstinacy

puntigliosità

obstinacy

caparbietà

obstinacy

ostinazione

obstinacy

con un'ostinazione incredibile

with amazing obstinacy

puntiglio

obstinacy

la persistenza della tosse

the obstinacy of the cough

la sua ignoranza è uguagliata solo dalla sua ostinazione

his ignorance is rivalled only by his obstinacy

obstinacy in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for obstinacy in the English»Italian Dictionary

obstinacy [ˈɑ:b·stə·nə·si] N

obstinacy

ostinazione f

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ostinazione

obstinacy

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English

He bats with an unorthodox technique, which is often described as crab-like, and is highly regarded for his patience and obstinacy at the crease.

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He was known for his obstinacy as a director, for featuring protagonists who could be categorized neither as heroes nor antiheroes, and for casting actors against type.

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And again, the entertainment center's most enthusiastic supporters accuse the mayor of obstinacy.

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Their obstinacy was, in itself, a small triumph.

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It is thought than rather than straight obstinacy, the central bank's tack is more designed to protect public finances.

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Idiom: (after negation) indicates extreme obstinacy, reluctance: by no manner of means.

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Then there's the frequent obstinacy and resistance, physical violence and raised volumes.

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Why will you persist in hopeless obstinacy?

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His convictions and the obstinacy of his nature may make him a formidable opponent.

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There is a principle of opposition in our nature, which mans itself with obstinacy even against avowed truth, when it approaches our feelings in a harsh and insulting manner.

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