Pigheaded Meaning in English
word
ˌpɪɡˈhɛdɪd
pig-HED-id
pˈɪɡhɛdɪd
pig-HED-id
释义
Describes someone who refuses to change their mind or admit they are wrong, even when it's unreasonable.
用法与细微差别
Informal and often negative; used to criticize someone's extreme stubbornness. Typical collocations: 'so pigheaded', 'act pigheaded'. Stronger than 'stubborn' and implies being unreasonable.
Spanish: terco - cabezotaPortuguese (BR): cabeça-dura - teimosoPortuguese (PT): cabeça-dura - teimosoChinese (Simplified): 固执的 - 顽固的Chinese (Traditional): 固執的 - 頑固的Hindi: हठी - जिद्दीArabic: عنيد - متعنتBengali: একগুঁয়ে - জেদি (অত্যন্ত)Russian: упрямый - своенравныйJapanese: 頑固な - 意地っ張りなVietnamese: cứng đầu - bướng bỉnh (quá mức)Korean: 고집 센 - 완고한Turkish: inatçı - dik kafalıUrdu: ہٹ دھرم - ضدیIndonesian: keras kepala - kepala batu
例句
He is too pigheaded to listen to advice.
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My brother can be pigheaded sometimes.
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Don’t be so pigheaded about this!
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She gets so pigheaded when she thinks she’s right.
natural
It’s pigheaded to refuse help just to prove a point.
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You’re being unbelievably pigheaded about this whole thing.
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