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  • 1 stubborn

    adjective
    1) (obstinate) starrköpfig (abwertend); dickköpfig (ugs.); störrisch [Tier, Gesicht, Haltung]; hartnäckig [Vorurteil]

    be stubborn in insisting on something — stur (ugs. abwertend) auf etwas (Dat.) beharren

    [as] stubborn as a mule — störrisch wie ein Maulesel (ugs.)

    2) (resolute) hartnäckig; fest [Mut, Entschlossenheit, Treue]
    3) (intractable) störrisch (fig.); vertrackt (ugs.) [Problem]
    * * *
    (obstinate, or unwilling to yield, obey etc: He's as stubborn as a donkey.) eigensinnig
    * * *
    stub·born
    [ˈstʌbən, AM -ɚn]
    1. (obstinate) of a person stur fam, dickköpfig fam, starrköpfig, störrisch
    his \stubborn insistence that he was right ended our friendship unsere Freundschaft ging zu Bruch, weil er stur darauf bestand, im Recht zu sein
    \stubborn child störrisches Kind
    to be \stubborn as a mule so stur wie ein Esel sein
    2. (persistent) hartnäckig
    \stubborn hair widerspenstiges Haar
    \stubborn pain hartnäckiger Schmerz
    \stubborn problem vertracktes Problem
    \stubborn refusal hartnäckige Weigerung
    \stubborn resistance hartnäckiger Widerstand
    \stubborn stains hartnäckige Flecken
    * * *
    ['stʌbən]
    adj
    1) (= obstinate) person, insistence stur; animal, child störrisch
    2) (= persistent) refusal, resistance, campaign, stain etc hartnäckig
    3) lock, material widerspenstig; weeds, cough hartnäckig
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    stubborn [ˈstʌbə(r)n] adj (adv stubbornly)
    1. eigensinnig, halsstarrig, störrisch, dickköpfig
    2. hartnäckig (Fleck, Widerstand etc)
    3. standhaft, unbeugsam
    4. widerspenstig (Haar, Material)
    5. spröde, hart, zäh:
    stubborn ore strengflüssiges Erz
    * * *
    adjective
    1) (obstinate) starrköpfig (abwertend); dickköpfig (ugs.); störrisch [Tier, Gesicht, Haltung]; hartnäckig [Vorurteil]

    be stubborn in insisting on something — stur (ugs. abwertend) auf etwas (Dat.) beharren

    [as] stubborn as a mule — störrisch wie ein Maulesel (ugs.)

    2) (resolute) hartnäckig; fest [Mut, Entschlossenheit, Treue]
    3) (intractable) störrisch (fig.); vertrackt (ugs.) [Problem]
    * * *
    adj.
    dickköpfig adj.
    eigensinnig adj.
    starrköpfig adj.

    English-german dictionary > stubborn

  • 2 stubborn

    stub·born [ʼstʌbən, Am -ɚn] adj ( esp pej)
    1) ( obstinate) of a person stur ( fam), dickköpfig ( fam), starrköpfig, störrisch;
    his \stubborn insistence that he was right ended our friendship unsere Freundschaft ging zu Bruch, weil er stur darauf bestand, im Recht zu sein;
    \stubborn child störrisches Kind;
    to be \stubborn as a mule so stur wie ein Esel sein
    2) ( persistent) hartnäckig;
    \stubborn hair widerspenstiges Haar;
    \stubborn pain hartnäckiger Schmerz;
    \stubborn problem vertracktes Problem;
    \stubborn refusal hartnäckige Weigerung;
    \stubborn resistance hartnäckiger Widerstand;
    \stubborn stains hartnäckige Flecken

    English-German students dictionary > stubborn

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