堅(jiān)定不移的意思(堅(jiān)定不移的意思和造句)

Word of the Day : October 10, 2020

pertinacious

堅(jiān)定不移的；堅(jiān)決的；義無(wú)反顧的

adjective per-tuh-NAY-shus | [.p?rt?'ne???s]

1 a : adhering resolutely to an opinion, purpo, or design

堅(jiān)決遵從意見(jiàn)，宗旨或原則

b : perverly persistent

頑固的堅(jiān)持

2 : stubbornly tenacious

固執(zhí)頑強(qiáng)

"In fact, the exorcism was quite ineffectual upon the pertinacious demon, or whatever the apparition might be." — Nathaniel Hawthorne, The Marble Faun, 1859

實(shí)際上，驅(qū)魔術(shù)對(duì)于那頑固的惡魔及任何幽靈都無(wú)效。

"Meldrum gave a convincing portrayal of the protagonist's downfall, from a pertinacious convict with goals and aspirations, to an increasingly fame-obsd and ultimately unhappy free woman." — Jagnoor Saran, The Ottawa Citizen, 14 Dec. 2018

梅爾德魯姆真實(shí)地描繪了主人公的墮落，從一個(gè)擁有目標(biāo)和愿望的頑強(qiáng)的罪犯，到一個(gè)越來(lái)越令人著迷的，最終卻不快樂(lè)的自由女人。”

Remove the first syllable of pertinacious and say what remains out loud: you'll hear something that sounds a lot like the word tenacious, meaning "tending to adhere or cling." The similarity between pertinacious and tenacious isn't mere coincidence; both words derive from tenax, the Latin word for "tenacious," and ultimately from the verb tenēre, meaning "to hold." Another descendant of tenēre is tenure, a word that is typically ud of the right to hold a job (especially a teaching position) for as long as desired.

刪除pertinacious第一個(gè)音節(jié)，然后說(shuō)出仍然響亮的說(shuō)出的：您將聽(tīng)到很像“tenacious「頑強(qiáng)」”一詞的意思，意思是“tending to adhere or cling「傾向于堅(jiān)持或執(zhí)著」”。pertinacious 與 tenacious之間的相似之處不僅僅是巧合。這兩個(gè)詞都源自tenax（拉丁語(yǔ)中的“ tenacious”一詞），并最終源于動(dòng)詞（意為“to hold「持有」”）。tenēre「任職期」的另一個(gè)衍生詞是tenure，通常是指有權(quán)擔(dān)任某項(xiàng)工作（特別是任教職位）的權(quán)利，其擁有期限很長(zhǎng)。

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