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1 Dickkopf
m umg.: ein Dickkopf sein oder einen Dickkopf haben be pigheaded ( oder stubborn); so ein Dickkopf! he’s so pigheaded, how stubborn can you get; seinen Dickkopf aufsetzen put on one’s pigheaded act* * *der Dickkopfbullhead* * *Dịck|kopfm1) (= Starrsinn) obstinacy, stubbornness, mulishnesseinen Dickkopf haben — to be obstinate or stubborn or mulish
2) (= Mensch) mule (inf)* * *Dick·kopfm (fam)1. (dickköpfiger Mensch) stubborn [or obstinate] [or pigheaded] foolein kleiner \Dickkopf sein to be stubborn2. (Starrsinn) stubbornness, obstinacy, pigheadednessseinen \Dickkopf bekommen [o seinen \Dickkopf aufsetzen] to dig one's heels ineinen \Dickkopf haben to be stubborn [or obstinate] [or pig-headed], to be as stubborn as a muleseinen \Dickkopf durchsetzen to have one's way* * *der (ugs.) mule (coll.)* * *Dickkopf m umg:einen Dickkopf haben be pigheaded ( oder stubborn);so ein Dickkopf! he’s so pigheaded, how stubborn can you get;seinen Dickkopf aufsetzen put on one’s pigheaded act* * *der (ugs.) mule (coll.)* * *-¨e m.bullhead n.pighead n. -
2 Starrkopf
m pigheaded ( oder obstinate) person* * *Stạrr|kopfm(= Mensch) stubborn or obstinate mule* * *Starr·kopfm pig-headed [or obstinate] personeinen \Starrkopf haben to be pig-headed* * * -
3 Eigensinnigkeit
f1. nur Sg. stubbornness, obstinacy* * *Ei|gen|sin|nig|keit [-zInɪçkait]f -, -enstubbornness, obstinacyÉígensinnigkeiten pl — stubborn or obstinate behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US)
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4 Dickkopf
Dick·kopf m( fam)ein kleiner \Dickkopf sein to be stubborn2) ( Starrsinn) stubbornness, obstinacy, pigheadedness;seinen \Dickkopf bekommen [o seinen \Dickkopf aufsetzen] to dig one's heels in;einen \Dickkopf haben to be stubborn [or obstinate] [or pig-headed], to be as stubborn as a mule;seinen \Dickkopf durchsetzen to have one's way -
5 eigensinnig
* * *willful; self-willed; wayward; stubborn; obstinate; wilful; hardheaded; headstrong; intractable; perverse* * *ei|gen|sin|nigadjstubborn, obstinate* * *1) obstinately3) ((of a child etc) self-willed and rebellious.) wayward4) (determined to do, or have, what one wants: a self-willed little brat.) self-willed5) (obstinate, or unwilling to yield, obey etc: He's as stubborn as a donkey.) stubborn* * *ei·gen·sin·nig[ˈaign̩zɪnɪç]I. adj stubborn, obstinateII. adv stubbornly, obstinately* * *1.Adjektiv obstinate; stubborn2.adverbial obstinately; stubbornly* * *eigensinnig adj stubborn, headstrong;eigensinnig sein auch have a will of one’s own* * *1.Adjektiv obstinate; stubborn2.adverbial obstinately; stubbornly* * *adj.hardheaded adj.headstrong adj.opinionated adj.stubborn adj.wayward adj. adv.waywardly adv. -
6 hartnäckig
Adj.2. Schnupfen etc.: stubborn; Problem etc.: intractable* * *refractory; insistent; dogged; obstinate; pertinacious; inveterate; tough; strenuous; stubborn* * *hạrt|nä|ckig ['hartnɛkɪç]1. adj(= stur) Mensch, Haltung obstinate, stubborn; (= ausdauernd) Widerstand, Gerücht stubborn; Lügner, Husten persistent; (= beharrlich) dogged, persistent; (= langwierig) Erkältung, Fleck stubborn2. adv(= beharrlich) persistently; (= stur) stubbornlydas Gerücht hielt sich hartnäckig — the rumour (Brit) or rumor (US) persisted stubbornly
* * *(settled in a habit or way of life: a confirmed bachelor/drunkard.) confirmed* * *hart·nä·ckigI. adj1. (beharrlich) persistent2. (langwierig) stubbornder Schnupfen ist doch \hartnäckiger als ich dachte the cold is more stubborn than I thought* * *1.1) obstinate; stubborn2) (ausdauernd) persistent; dogged; inveterate < liar>; stubborn, dogged < resistance>; persistent <questioning, questioner>2.1) obstinately; stubbornly2) (ausdauernd) persistently; doggedly* * *hartnäckig adj2. Schnupfen etc: stubborn; Problem etc: intractable* * *1.1) obstinate; stubborn2) (ausdauernd) persistent; dogged; inveterate < liar>; stubborn, dogged < resistance>; persistent <questioning, questioner>2.1) obstinately; stubbornly2) (ausdauernd) persistently; doggedly* * *adj.insistent adj.obstinate adj.pertinacious adj.refractory adj.tenacious adj.tough adj. adv.pertinaciously adv.refractorily adv.stubbornly adv. -
7 störrisch
* * *balky; intractable; mulish; perverse; sullen* * *stọ̈r|risch ['Stœrɪʃ] (rare) ['ʃtœrɪç]1. adjstubborn, obstinate; Kind unmanageable, disobedient; Pferd restive, refractory; Haare unmanageableSee:→ Esel2. adv* * *(stubborn.) mulish* * *stör·risch[ˈʃtœrɪʃ]I. adj1. (widerspenstig) obstinate, stubborn2. (schwer zu kämmen) stubborn, unmanageableII. adv obstinately, stubbornly* * *1. 2.adverbial stubbornly; obstinately* * *störrisch adj (halsstarrig) stubborn, obstinate; (unlenksam) unmanageable, refractory; Pferd: restive* * *1. 2.adverbial stubbornly; obstinately* * *adj.balky adj.intractable adj.mulish adj. adv.intractably adv.mulishly adv. -
8 stur
meist pej.I Adj. (starrsinnig) stubborn, obstinate; stärker: pigheaded; (unnachgiebig) auch unyielding, unwavering; (verbissen) dogged; (stumpf) stolid, dour; (geisttötend) mindless; ein stures Nein a flat no; ein sturer Bock umg. a pigheaded type; so ein sturer Hund! umg. what a pigheaded so-and-so!; darin bin ich ganz stur I must insist on that, I won’t budge on that; bleib einfach stur! just dig in your heels, don’t budge an inchII Adv.: stur nach Vorschrift strictly according to the letter (of the law); stur bei seiner Meinung bleiben stick doggedly to one’s opinion; immer stur geradeaus laufen umg. keep going straight on* * *stolid; stubborn* * *[ʃtuːɐ]1. adjpig-headed, stubborn; Nein, Arbeiten doggedauf stúr stellen or schalten (inf) — to dig one's heels in
ein stúrer Bock (inf) — a pig-headed fellow
2. advbeharren, bestehen stubbornlystúr weitermachen/weiterreden/weitergehen — to carry on regardless or doggedly
er fuhr stúr geradeaus/in der Mitte der Straße — he just carried straight on/carried on driving in the middle of the road
* * *((of people) difficult to persuade or control; always doing or wanting to do what they themselves want: a headstrong, obstinate child.) headstrong* * *[ʃtu:ɐ̯]I. adj stubborn, obstinateeine \sture Verweigerung an obdurate refusalII. adv1. (ohne abzuweichen) doggedly\stur geradeaus gehen to keep going straight on regardless\stur nach Vorschrift arbeiten to work strictly to [the] regulations2. (uneinsichtig) obstinately\stur auf seinem Standpunkt beharren to stick obstinately [or doggedly] to one's point of view\stur weitermachen to carry on regardless* * *1.(ugs.) Adjektiv1) (abwertend) (eigensinnig, unnachgiebig) obstinate; pig-headed; obstinate, dogged < insistence>; (phlegmatisch) stolid; dourein sturer Bock — a pig-headed so-and-so (coll.)
2) (unbeirrbar) dogged; persistent3) (abwertend): (stumpfsinnig) tedious2.1) (abwertend): (eigensinnig, unnachgiebig) obstinately2) (unbeirrbar) doggedlysie las/redete stur weiter — she carried on reading/kept on talking regardless
* * *stur meist pejA. adj (starrsinnig) stubborn, obstinate; stärker: pigheaded; (unnachgiebig) auch unyielding, unwavering; (verbissen) dogged; (stumpf) stolid, dour; (geisttötend) mindless;ein stures Nein a flat no;ein sturer Bock umg a pigheaded type;so ein sturer Hund! umg what a pigheaded so-and-so!;darin bin ich ganz stur I must insist on that, I won’t budge on that;bleib einfach stur! just dig in your heels, don’t budge an inchB. adv:stur nach Vorschrift strictly according to the letter (of the law);stur bei seiner Meinung bleiben stick doggedly to one’s opinion;immer stur geradeaus laufen umg keep going straight on* * *1.(ugs.) Adjektiv1) (abwertend) (eigensinnig, unnachgiebig) obstinate; pig-headed; obstinate, dogged < insistence>; (phlegmatisch) stolid; dourein sturer Bock — a pig-headed so-and-so (coll.)
2) (unbeirrbar) dogged; persistent3) (abwertend): (stumpfsinnig) tedious2.1) (abwertend): (eigensinnig, unnachgiebig) obstinately2) (unbeirrbar) doggedlysie las/redete stur weiter — she carried on reading/kept on talking regardless
* * *adj.bone headed expr.adj.obstinate adj.stolid adj.wilful adj.willful adj. adv.intransigent adv.obstinately adv.wilfully adv.wilily adv.willfully adv. -
9 halsstarrig
Adj. pej. stubborn* * *stiff-necked; headstrong* * *hạls|star|rig [-ʃtarɪç]adjobstinate, stubborn* * ** * *hals·star·rig[ˈhalsʃtarɪç]adj (pej) obstinate, stubborn* * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv stubborn; obstinate2.adverbial stubbornly; obstinately* * *halsstarrig adj pej stubborn* * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv stubborn; obstinate2.adverbial stubbornly; obstinately -
10 verbohrt
umg.I P.P. verbohrenII Adj. (stur) pigheaded, stubborn, wrong-headed; ( total) in etw. verbohrt sein be (totally) obsessed with s.th.; eine Idee etc.: be (completely) bent ( oder set) on doing s.th.* * *ver|bohrt [fɛɐ'boːɐt]adjHaltung stubborn, obstinate; Politiker auch, Meinung inflexible* * *ver·bohrtadj (pej) obstinate, stubborn, pigheaded* * ** * *verbohrt umgB. adj (stur) pigheaded, stubborn, wrong-headed;(total) in etwas verbohrt sein be (totally) obsessed with sth; eine Idee etc: be (completely) bent ( oder set) on doing sth* * * -
11 eigenwillig
Adj.1. Stil etc.: very individual, unusual, unconventional, original* * *self-willed; wayward; headstrong* * *ei|gen|wil|ligadjwith a mind of one's own; (= eigensinnig) self-willed; (= unkonventionell) unconventional, originalsie ist in allem recht éígenwillig — she has a mind of her own in everything
* * *(obstinate.) wilful* * *ei·gen·wil·lig[ˈaign̩vɪlɪç]1. (eigensinnig) stubborn, obstinate2. (unkonventionell) unconventional, original* * *1) self-willed < person>; individual <style, idea>2) (eigensinnig) obstinate; stubborn* * *eigenwillig adj1. Stil etc: very individual, unusual, unconventional, original* * *1) self-willed < person>; individual <style, idea>2) (eigensinnig) obstinate; stubborn* * *adj.arbitrary adj.individual adj. -
12 verstockt
Adj. stubborn, obdurate; Sünder: impenitent* * *obdurate; perverse* * *ver|stọckt [fɛɐ'ʃtɔkt]adjKind, Wesen obstinate, stubborn; Sünder unrepentant, unrepenting* * *(continuing to do, think etc something which one knows, or which one has been told, is wrong or unreasonable: a perverse child.) perverse* * *ver·stockt* * *1.Adjektiv obdurate; stubborn2.adverbial obdurately; stubbornly* * ** * *1.Adjektiv obdurate; stubborn2.adverbial obdurately; stubbornly* * *adj.obdurate adj. adv.obdurately adv. -
13 starrköpfig
Adj. pigheaded, obstinate* * *thickheaded; hardheaded* * *stạrr|köp|fig1. adjstubborn, obstinate2. advstubbornly, obstinately* * *starr·köp·fig* * *Adjektiv (abwertend) pig-headed* * *starrköpfig adj pigheaded, obstinate* * *Adjektiv (abwertend) pig-headed* * *adj.obstinate adj.pigheaded adj.stubborn adj. -
14 starrsinnig
Adj. pigheaded, obstinate* * *heady; obstinate* * *stạrr|sin|nig1. adjstubborn, mulish2. advstubbornly, mulishly* * *starr·sin·nigadj stubborn, pig-headed* * *Adjektiv (abwertend) pig-headed* * *starrsinnig adj pigheaded, obstinate* * *Adjektiv (abwertend) pig-headed* * *adj.obstinate adj. -
15 hartnäckig
hartnäckig adj 1. GEN persistent; 2. PERS persistent, stubborn, obstinate, stubborn, obdurate intractable (von Problemen)* * *adj 1. < Geschäft> persistent; 2. < Person> persistent, stubborn, obstinate, stubborn, obdurate von Problemen intractable -
16 dickköpfig
Adj. umg. pigheaded, stubborn* * *pigheaded; bullheaded; thickheaded; bullish; hardheaded* * *dịck|köp|figadj (fig)stubborn* * *(stubborn: a pigheaded idiot.) pigheaded* * *dick·köp·figadj stubborn, obstinate, pig-headed* * *1.(ugs.) Adjektiv stubborn; pigheaded2.adverbial stubbornly; pigheadedly* * *dickköpfig adj umg pigheaded, stubborn* * *1.(ugs.) Adjektiv stubborn; pigheaded2.adverbial stubbornly; pigheadedly* * *adj.bullish adj.pigheaded adj.stubborn adj. adv.bullishly adv.stubbornly adv. -
17 trotzen
v/i (jemandem, einer Sache) defy, brave; (Widerstand leisten) resist; (störrisch sein) be stubborn; einer Gefahr etc. trotzen brave a danger etc.* * *to be obstinate; to defy; to be stubborn* * *trọt|zen ['trɔtsn]vi1) +dat to defy; der Gefahr auch to brave; der Kälte, dem Klima etc to withstand2) (= trotzig sein) to be awkward or difficult or contrary* * *1) (to meet or face boldly: They braved the cold weather.) brave2) (to resist boldly or openly: Are you defying my authority?) defy3) (to oppose or defy; to treat with contempt: He flew in the face of danger.) fly in the face of* * *trot·zen[ˈtrɔtsn̩]vi▪ jdm/etw \trotzen (die Stirn bieten) to resist sb/brave a thing; (sich widersetzen) to defy sb/a thingeiner Herausforderung \trotzen to meet a challenge* * *intransitives Verb1) (geh.): (widerstehen)jemandem/einer Sache trotzen — (auch fig.) defy somebody/something
Gefahren/der Kälte trotzen — brave dangers/the cold
2) (trotzig sein) be contrary* * *trotzen v/i (jemandem, einer Sache) defy, brave; (Widerstand leisten) resist; (störrisch sein) be stubborn;einer Gefahr etctrotzen brave a danger etc* * *intransitives Verb1) (geh.): (widerstehen)jemandem/einer Sache trotzen — (auch fig.) defy somebody/something
Gefahren/der Kälte trotzen — brave dangers/the cold
2) (trotzig sein) be contrary* * *v.to defy v. -
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19 störrisch
stör·risch [ʼʃtœrɪʃ] adj1) ( widerspenstig) obstinate, stubborn -
20 Quadratschädel
* * *Quad|rat|schä|delminf = Kopf) big head, great bonce (Brit inf)* * *Qua·drat·schä·delm (fam)* * *Quadratschädel m umg square head, great block;
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