hidebound
顽固的
常用释义
英音[ ˈhaɪdbaʊnd ]
美音[ ˈhaɪdbaʊnd ]
基本释义
- adj. 死板的；保守的；顽固的；墨守成规的
例句
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1·The men are hidebound and reactionary.那些人既顽固又反动。来源: 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
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2·The economy was hidebound by public spending and private monopolies.该经济体由于公共开支和私有垄断而变得僵化。来源: 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
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3·Hidebound be to bring about liverish main reason?营养不良是导致肝病的主要原因？
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4·Whole world the children with 70 hidebound % lives in this area.全世界70%营养不良的儿童都居住在这个地区。
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5·It's a very hidebound society and views anything new with suspicion.是个非常保守的社会，对任何新事物都抱着怀疑的态度。
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6·London doesn't seem as hidebound by tradition as some of the other European cities.不像其他欧洲城市，伦敦并不因传统而守旧。
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7·The more hidebound European universities must be wondering what on earth they have started.思想更为顽固的欧洲大学必须考虑他们出发点到底为何。
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8·Wine, perhaps more than any other perishable consumer good, is hidebound by an often unfathomable set of rules.其它一次性消费品相比，葡萄酒的规矩大概是最多的了，这些规矩极其复杂，常常会令人莫知适从。
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9·In other words, the stage figures developed will be not hidebound, pale artistic bodies but live, plump artistic creations.戏曲导演二度创造出的舞台形象才可能是活的饱满的艺术生灵，而不是死的苍白的技术躯壳。
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10·Hidebound him design have never been, sometimes, change an Angle to see problems, will get the result that expect is less than.良将设计从来都不是墨守成规，有时候，换个角度看问题，会取得意想不到的效果。
同义词
adj.
死板的；保守的；顽固的；墨守成规的