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Collins Chinese-English Dictionary
- 固执
[gùzhí]
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adjective
stubborn
Contemporary Standard Chinese Dictionary
- 固执
[gùzhí]
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1.
动
顽固坚持
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固执己见
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2.
形
顽固地认定某种道理或做法，不愿变通
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他很固执，听不进别人的意见
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Examples
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何必固执于这些繁缛条文呢，我们应该适当变通。
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Why should we confine ourselves with all the over-elaborate rules and regulations? We should be more flexible.
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他有一股子牛筋脾气，固执得很！
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He has a stubborn temper and is really pigheaded.
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他太固执，谁劝也不听。
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He's very stubborn – he never listens to anyone who tries to give him advice.
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年轻时他就我行我素，上了年纪愈加固执。
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He was set in his ways when he was young, and as he got older he became increasingly stubborn.
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到了晚年，他越发固执。
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Towards the end of his life, he became increasingly stubborn.
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固执
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固执。
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他这个人性格板直，很可爱，也很固执。
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偏于固执。
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Collocations
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性情固执
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pigheaded
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过于固执
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excessively persistent
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固执的人
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a persistent man
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固执地认为
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to persistently think something
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固执已见
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to persistently stick to one's own opinion
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变得固执
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to become stubborn
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