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die hard

/daɪ hɑːrd/

Traducción: Describe a una persona o cosa que resiste obstinadamente los cambios, especialmente en cuanto a viejos hábitos, creencias o tradiciones. También puede referirse a algo muy difícil de eliminar o de lo que deshacerse.

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/daɪ hɑːrd/B2informal
  • esDescribe a una persona o cosa que resiste obstinadamente los cambios, especialmente en cuanto a viejos hábitos, creencias o tradiciones. También puede referirse a algo muy difícil de eliminar o de lo que deshacerse.

Describes a person or thing that is stubbornly resistant to change, especially in terms of old habits, beliefs, or traditions. It can also refer to something that is very difficult to eliminate or get rid of.

  1. Persistent or stubbornB2informal

    Used to describe a person who is very determined and refuses to change their beliefs or habits.

    esIncondicional / tenaz

    • He is a die-hard fan of the old rock band.
    • She is a die-hard supporter of the local football team.
    • Old habits die hard, especially when they are deeply ingrained.
  2. Difficult to eliminateB2informal

    Used to describe something that is very difficult to get rid of or change.

    esdifícil de eliminar

    • Superstitions die hard in many cultures.
    • The tradition of celebrating the holiday dies hard in this village.
    • Old prejudices die hard, even in modern society.