die hard

英 [daɪ hɑːd]

美 [daɪ hɑːrd]

(习惯或观念)难以改掉，很难摆脱

英英释义

verb

• continue to exist
  1. These stories die hard
  2. The legend of Elvis endures
  Synonym:prevailpersistrunendure

双语例句

• Old habits die hard
  积习难改。
• Like old habits, old concepts seem to die hard.
  例如旧的习惯、旧的概念总是不易改变。
• Old habits and attitudes die hard, said a September report from the Asia Corporate Governance Association on 11 countries in the region.
  亚洲公司治理协会（AsiaCorporateGovernanceAssociation）在9月份发布的一份关于亚洲11个国家的报告中称：旧有的习惯和态度很难改变。
• Such prejudices die hard.
  这些偏见很难消除。
• Even though I've never been a celebrity chaser, I can understand and even admire some of those die hard fans who would do anything just to shake hands with their idol.
  我自己虽然从来没有做过追星族，可是我还是蛮佩服甚至尊重那些痴心的粉丝们。
• It's not easy to break with old habits, for they die hard.
  改掉旧习惯很不容易，因为它很顽固。
• It is difficult to get rid of deep-rooted habits.; Old habits die hard.
  积习难除。
• Which die hard movie do you bring back?
  你会租哪一集“虎胆龙威”？
• I die hard but am not afraid to go.
  我痛苦地死，但我并不怕死。
• Traditions die hard in China.
  然而在中国，摈弃传统习俗很难。