die hard
英 [daɪ hɑːd]
美 [daɪ hɑːrd]
(习惯或观念)难以改掉，很难摆脱
英英释义
verb
双语例句
- Third-quarter stock market decline die hard, Conch Cement fear a bear market but increase the intensity of the holdings.
三季度股市颓势难改，海螺水泥不惧熊市反而加大了增持力度。 - It's not easy to break with old habits, for they die hard.
改掉旧习惯很不容易，因为它很顽固。 - But old habits emphasising quantity over quality die hard.
但重视数量甚于质量的旧习惯并不容易改变。 - Some of the old trickery has gone, but these traditions die hard.
有些旧的诡诈花样消失了，但这些传统是不容易消亡的。 - Even though I've never been a celebrity chaser, I can understand and even admire some of those die hard fans who would do anything just to shake hands with their idol.
我自己虽然从来没有做过追星族，可是我还是蛮佩服甚至尊重那些痴心的粉丝们。 - Old loyalties die hard, although by starting from scratch Nomura could design a model that pleases both participants and regulators.
旧有的客户很难转投新东家，不过野村证券可以白手起家，设计出一种既取悦参与者、又令监管机构满意的模式。 - The movies I like? Action movies like Rambo, Die Hard, Rush Hour* you get the idea.
我喜欢的电影嘛，像《兰博》、《虎胆龙威》、《尖峰时刻》这类动作片，知道了吧。 - But ignorance and misinformation about the health hazards of beryllium die hard.
关于健康的破坏物铍的无知和误传是很顽固的。 - But old habits die hard, and nervousness about deindustrialisation has triggered mercantilist instincts.
但积习难返，对于去工业化的担忧激起了重商主义者的本能。 - It is difficult to get rid of deep-rooted habits.; Old habits die hard.
积习难除。