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die-hard

/ˈdaɪ.hɑːrd/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt eine Person, die äußerst loyal, unnachgiebig oder widerstandsfähig gegenüber Veränderungen ist, besonders in ihren Überzeugungen, Gewohnheiten oder Bindungen.

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adjective

/ˈdaɪ.hɑːrd/C1formal
  • deBeschreibt eine Person, die äußerst loyal, unnachgiebig oder widerstandsfähig gegenüber Veränderungen ist, besonders in ihren Überzeugungen, Gewohnheiten oder Bindungen.

Describes a person who is extremely loyal or resistant to change, especially in their beliefs, habits, or affiliations.

  1. Tradition-bound and obstinately opinionatedC1informal

    Strongly attached to traditional beliefs or practices, and unwilling to change one's opinions.

    deStur Traditionsverbunden

    • He is a die-hard fan of the old music style.
    • Her die-hard attitude made it difficult to discuss new ideas.
    • The group consists of die-hard supporters of the traditional method.

    Synonymeconservativehardlinehideboundintransigentobstinateold-fashionedreactionarystubborntraditionalistuncompromising

    Antonymeadaptableflexibleliberalopen-mindedprogressive

  2. Stubbornly loyal or persistentB2informal

    Extremely loyal or persistent in one's support or beliefs, often despite opposition.

    deUnbeirrbar treu

    • She is a die-hard fan of the local football team.
    • Die-hard fans waited in line for hours to get tickets.
    • His die-hard commitment to the cause inspired others.

    Synonymefanaticalhard-coreimplacableintransigentresolutesteadfastunwaveringunyielding

    Antonymedisloyalfickleinconstantindifferentirresoluteuncommittedunfaithfulwavering

Formen
  • more die-hard comparative form
  • most die-hard superlative form
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