网络释义专业释义英英释义
hard-headed [ ,ha:d'hedid ]
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adj.
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unreasonably rigid in the face of argument or entreaty or attack
同义词： hardheaded mulish
- guided by practical experience and observation rather than theory
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unreasonably rigid in the face of argument or entreaty or attack
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柯林斯英汉双解大词典
hardheaded /ˈhɑːˌdhɛdɪd/ (also hard-headed) TEM8
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ADJ You use hardheaded to describe someone who is practical and determined to get what they want or need, and who does not allow emotions to affect their actions. 脚踏实地的; 不感情用事的
例：...a hardheaded and shrewd businesswoman.
...一位务实、精明的女商人。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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Most hard-headed business people are no doubt reluctant to make these arguments.
大多数头脑冷静的商业人士无疑并不乐意参与这种争论。
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Some countries, like Britain, have large deficits and must take tough, hard-headed decisions to cut back and restore sound public finances.
一些国家，如英国，有大量赤字且必须通过采取强硬、清醒的决策来削减之以使公共财政恢复健康。
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Airbus, Europe's rival to Boeing as a commercial aircraft-maker, was supposed to become the very model of hard-headed business decision-taking.
空中客车，作为一家商业航空器制造商，是波音公司的欧洲劲敌，本应成为坚实的商业决策的绝佳典范。
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He is teaching a kind of, we will find out, a kind of hard-headed realism Polemarchus that expresses disgust at Polemarchus' talk about loyalty and friendship and the like.
他教授一种，我们稍后会发现，一种冷静的现实主义,表达出对,忠诚与友谊之类谈话的厌恶。
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