青年中文diehard的意思
diehard中文翻譯：
adj.頑固的，因循守舊的
n.頑固分子，死硬派
diehard follower───死黨
the other side, diehard Mugabe fans think him a traitor.───另一方面，強硬的穆加貝支持者則視馬科尼先生為叛徒。
Some diehard smokers blamed health-obsessed Americans for starting the trend.───一些頑固的吸煙者指責對健康著了迷的美國人開創了這一先河。
But for diehard red shirts, that would be a big climb-down.───但是對于強硬的紅衫軍來說，那將是一個很大的退讓。
Several of those in attendance, diehard Gadhafi supporters, said the graves were for soldiers killed in the airstrikes.───參加儀式的人當中，有幾個卡扎菲的鐵桿支持者說，墓坑是為在空襲中喪生的士兵挖掘的。
France's diehard ultra-leftists may argue that Ms Royal failed because she was not true enough to her revolutionary calling.───法國死硬的極左派可能會認為羅亞爾之所以失敗是因為她并未忠實于自己的革命使命。
He kept it in the script because he did not wish to disappoint diehard fans of the book trilogy.───但是在劇本中他仍保留這一情節，因為他不想讓《魔戒》三部曲的鐵桿粉絲失望。
He appears to have learnt that it is a mistake to pretend too hard to be the diehard social conservative he isn't.───他似乎已經吸取了教訓，假裝做一名堅定的社會保守主義者是錯誤的選擇。
Some republicans to hear the Obama a diehard this after the speech also changed the position, to support senator Obama.───有些共和黨的死硬派聽了奧巴馬的本次演講后也轉變了立場，改為擁護奧巴馬。
The lead singer sang the song, while all the diehard fans mouthed the lyrics along with him.───領唱在唱歌時，所有狂熱的粉絲都跟著默念歌詞。
Not even their diehard supporters can pretend that this was a great game.
I heard we have a diehard audience member.
Though there are always predictable throngs of diehard Beatles fans and classic?
Diehard optimists, like Mr Pynzenyk, say that hyperinflation and economic collapse will eventually force the country to its senses.
Mr Koizumi is no diehard imperialist.
As diehard Treasury bond geeks, you gotta love the charts that accompany Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee's quarterly refunding report.
Then there are those diehard cigarette smokers who blame health - obsessed Americans for starting this trend.
diehard supporters of the exiled king.
Alongside diehard Thaksinite protesters, stand middle-class Thais who do not care for Mr Thaksin but are disgusted by the political prestidigitation that toppled two elected governments.