recalcitrant是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

adj. 不守规章的；不服从指挥的；桀骜不驯的；难以控制的

网络 顽抗的；不服从的；顽固的

变形：

复数：recalcitrants  

完整释义：

adj.

1.棘手,难解的,难对付的,难以驾驭的
2.倔强的(人),顽抗的(人),不顺从的(人)
3.顽强不驯;拒不服从的
4.不服从的;不听话的

n.

1.倔强的(人),顽抗的(人),不顺从的(人)
2.犯上不服
3.不服从的人

例句：

1. China should push its recalcitrant neighbour to be as open as it has been. Saving lives is paramount.
   人命关天，中国应该迫使其顽固的邻邦像自己一样开放。

2. But the recalcitrant Indian bees "just packed up and left, " she said.
   但这些难以管理的印度蜂“刚刚打开包装就跑掉了”，她说。

3. Father and mother's upbringing with high school students for democratic recalcitrant significant negative correlation between.
   父亲和母亲的教养方式为民主型与中学生逆反心理之间存在显著负相关。

4. Like recalcitrant teenagers, they are grudgingly giving in and doing the homework they should have done ages ago.
   就像有逆反心理的青少年一样，他们不情愿地让步，并开始完成这个多年前早就应该完成的家庭作业。

5. As recalcitrant as they are, they don't morph rapidly like bacteria into super strains that are resistant to drug therapy.
   就像它们无法被制服一样，真菌不同于细菌，它无法迅速形成超菌种，这种超菌种对药物治疗有抵抗性。

6. Plus, a case study demonstrates that efalizumab may also be useful for recalcitrant atopic eczema.
   此外，一项病例研究证明依法利珠单抗也许对顽固性特应性湿疹也是有效的。

7. To be sure, Congress's stronger mandate has freed the main ruling party from its dependence on some recalcitrant political allies.
   可以肯定，有了议会越发强大的权利，在野党已经不必再依靠某些强硬的政治同盟了。

8. The Iraqi political leaders remain recalcitrant, their government a dysfunctional mess.
   伊拉克的领袖仍然桀骜不驯，政府失调的一塌糊涂。