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diehard

/ˈdaɪ.hɑːd/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona que se aferra obstinadamente a opiniones, ideologías o costumbres tradicionales o establecidas, mostrando una fuerte resistencia al cambio o a las nuevas ideas.

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noun

/ˈdaɪ.hɑːd/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona que se aferra obstinadamente a opiniones, ideologías o costumbres tradicionales o establecidas, mostrando una fuerte resistencia al cambio o a las nuevas ideas.

A noun referring to a person who stubbornly adheres to traditional or established views, principles, or practices, often resisting change.

  1. TraditionalistB2informal

    A person who stubbornly adheres to traditional views, ideas, or practices, often resisting change.

    espersona tradicionalista intransigente

    • He is a diehard who still uses a typewriter instead of a computer.
    • The club's diehards refused to update the membership rules.
    • Only a diehard would insist on wearing a suit in this heat.

    Sinónimosconservativefundamentalistmossbackreactionarysticklertraditionalist

    Antónimosinnovatormodernistprogressivereformer

  2. Loyal enthusiastB2informal

    A person with strong and unwavering loyalty to a particular team, cause, or activity.

    esPartidario incondicional

    • The diehards stayed at the stadium until the very end of the game.
    • She is a diehard fan of the band and has all their albums.
    • Even in the rain, the diehards waited outside for the concert.

    Sinónimosadherentaficionadobuffdevoteeenthusiastfanfanaticfollowerloyaliststalwartsupporter

    Antónimosturncoat

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  • diehards' possessive plural form
  • diehard's possessive singular form
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