Translations for „obstinacy“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

ob·sti·na·cy [ˈɒbstɪnəsi] N no pl

obstinacy

trmoglavost f

obstinacy

trdovratnost f

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English

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

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However, she was accused of being unwilling to communicate and of narrowness and obstinacy.

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The proverbial obstinacy and stubbornness, particularly amongst the miners, often led to indiscipline and high-handedness.

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Wei becomes an example of heroic obstinacy and a model of using determination to face overwhelming odds.

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

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The only thing likely to change that obstinacy is a campaign that hurts him in the wallet.

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There ensued a cruel and furious conflict combat, which continued a long time, with incredible obstinacy; much blood was shed on either side.

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

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His obstinacy allowed him to do it once again.

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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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