diehard
英 ['daɪhɑːd]
美['daɪhɑrd]
- n. 顽固分子；死不屈从者；倔强的人
英文词源
- diehard
- also die-hard, 1844 (n.), in reference to the 57th Regiment of Foot in the British Army; as an adjective, attested from 1871; from die (v.) + hard (adv.). As a brand name of an automobile battery, DieHard, introduced by Sears in 1967.
双语例句
- 1. diehard supporters of the exiled king
- 顽固支持流亡国王的人
来自《权威词典》
- 2. Not even their diehard supporters can pretend that this was a great game.
- 即使是他们的铁杆支持者也无法假装这是一场精彩的比赛。
来自柯林斯例句
- 3. He was much annoyed at my remark and called me a diehard.
- 他听了非常不高兴,竟骂我思想顽固.
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- 4. Though there are always predictable throngs of diehard Beatles fans and classic?
- 尽管有大批可预见的披头士发烧友和古典摇滚乐迷抢购这些最新包装的音乐作品,但这一回主要的购买者却是12岁甚至更小的孩子.
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- 5. John is a diehard conservative and is completely against abortion.
- 约翰是个顽固的保守主义者,坚决反对堕胎.
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