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固执地
In a way that shows firm resistance to change in opinion, behavior, or decision
- He stubbornly insisted that he was right, even after seeing the evidence.
即使看到证据后，他仍然固执地坚持自己是对的。
- They stubbornly clung to outdated beliefs.
他们固执地坚持过时的信念。
- She stubbornly continued the argument, unwilling to back down.
她固执地继续争论，不愿让步。
- He stubbornly avoided asking for help, though he clearly needed it.
他固执地避免寻求帮助，尽管他显然需要它。
- The child stubbornly refused to eat his vegetables.
孩子固执地拒绝吃他的蔬菜。
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顽固地, 固执地
in a way that resists alteration, movement, or progress
- The stain stubbornly remained despite several washes.
尽管洗了几次，污渍顽固地留了下来。
- The old bolt stubbornly resisted every turn of the wrench.
旧螺栓顽固地抵抗扳手的每一次转动。
- Winter stubbornly held on, refusing to give way to spring.
冬天固执地坚持着，拒绝让位给春天。
- Her cough stubbornly persisted for weeks.
她的咳嗽顽固地持续了好几周。
- The engine stubbornly failed to start in the cold.
发动机在寒冷中顽固地拒绝启动。