unyielding
不屈
definition
adjective
the Atlantic hurled its waves at the unyielding rocks
(of a mass or structure) not giving way to pressure; hard or solid.
translation of 'unyielding'
adjective
硬性,
坚,
刚强,
强硬,
骾,
鲠,
不屈不挠,
不屈,
严
example
The main raw material that is a compound of polyester resin mixed with calcium carbonate is caste in silicone rubber which helps in giving it an 'unyielding' structure.
Even with her vegetation obsession, she was 'unyielding' and did not back down from ridicule or teasing.
It was hard to win with my father; he was an 'unyielding' man, and a force to be reckoned with if you fell short of anything less than perfection.
Her stiff, 'unyielding' upper body makes it hard to color her roles with real, heartfelt emotion.
He is both a friend and a tough, 'unyielding' journalist.
One of the golden threads that links all these great people is their 'unyielding' commitment to do that which was right in the face of mammoth challenges.
She was a tough woman of 'unyielding' principle, standing up in protest against war, injustice and conditions of impoverishment.
It's hard, 'unyielding' rock, 700 million to 800 million years old, left over from an ancient mountain range.
It is as if all that running around is a smoke-screen, a dazzling distraction to hide the hard and 'unyielding' carapace.
He was a steely fellow, a man with a gentle Southern accent and an 'unyielding' faith in discipline.
Taking it in his hands, he examined its polished and unblemished surface: cut across the grain, it was solid and 'unyielding' to the touch.
His is a story of a remarkable, 'unyielding' spirit and uncompromisingly fierce defiance.
A compelling leader with brilliant intelligence, he was adamant and 'unyielding' in his mission.
The drive she feels to achieve, Simone says, can be traced directly to the 'unyielding' support she has felt from her family.
Who says electronic devices have to be moulded out of 'unyielding' plastic or milled from hard metal?
Glass as a material seems so hard and 'unyielding' - the slightest bump and it's liable to shatter into tiny shards.
Acute limb compartment syndrome is a surgical emergency characterised by raised pressure in an 'unyielding' osteofascial compartment.
Rain splashed against the 'unyielding' rock, shattering into droplets, fragments scattering everywhere.
Katherine first started therapy as a rigid, 'unyielding' business person, with no sense of frivolity or joy.
Those who worked with Cameron found him arrogant and 'unyielding' to pressure to alter the course he had set.
We're absolutely 'unyielding' , though, on the subject of our good intentions.
Alas, it not only had large keys, but a stiff and 'unyielding' action.
The dignified way in which she battled her brain tumour is a credit to her 'unyielding' character.
It also helps protect your body from being injured by the 'unyielding' hard metal and plastic surfaces on the inside of your car.
He was quintessentially labor, he was uncompromising in his stance for the poor and the dispossessed, and he was 'unyielding' in his respect for the dignity of work.
The long season leads to 'unyielding' pressure on players to perform at their optimum level throughout the year.
You hack away with a pick-axe, rewarded only by a few flying chips from the 'unyielding' rock.
Viewers may be surprised to learn these seemingly 'unyielding' shapes are in fact hollow.
He is 'unyielding' in his perceptions, and his rigidity both elevates and isolates him.
The cliffs are so solid and 'unyielding' and yet, these beautiful, persistent plants are allowed to set their roots into that so seemingly impervious surface.
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