Diehard Meaning in English

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释义

A diehard is a person who strongly supports a particular idea, team, or belief and refuses to change their mind. It can also refer to someone very stubborn about changing their habits or opinions.

用法与细微差别

Usually informal, sometimes admiring but often implying stubbornness or resistance to change. Common collocations: 'diehard fan', 'diehard supporter'. Can be used positively (enthusiastic loyalty) or negatively (refusing to adapt). Not used for casual preferences—implies intensity.

• Spanish: fanático - acérrimo
• Portuguese (BR): ferrenho - fanático
• Portuguese (PT): ferrenho - fanático
• Chinese (Simplified): 死忠粉 - 顽固分子
• Chinese (Traditional): 死忠粉 - 頑固分子
• Hindi: कट्टर समर्थक - ज़िद्दी
• Arabic: متعصب - عنيد
• Bengali: একগুঁয়ে অনুসারী - পাকা সমর্থক
• Russian: убеждённый сторонник - фанатик
• Japanese: 熱烈な支持者 - 頑固者
• Vietnamese: người ủng hộ trung thành - người cứng đầu
• Korean: 골수팬 - 완고한 사람
• Turkish: tutkulu destekçi - inatçı
• Urdu: پکا حمایتی - ضدی مزاج فرد
• Indonesian: pendukung fanatik - orang yang keras kepala

例句

He is a diehard soccer fan.

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My uncle is a diehard supporter of that political party.

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Sarah is a diehard when it comes to her morning coffee.

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Even after the team lost, the diehards stayed to cheer.

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You can always count on diehards to show up, rain or shine.

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I’m a diehard when it comes to my favorite band—I never miss a concert.

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