hardline
hardline 英 ['hɑrdˌlaɪn] 美 ['hɑrdˌlaɪn]
adj. 强硬的；不妥协的 n. 强硬路线
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- adj. 强硬的；不妥协的
- n. 强硬路线
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1. In some places it is sure to go wrong; in others it may yield to hardline Islam.
在一些地方还会走向错误的方向，在另一些地方会屈服于强硬的伊斯兰。
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2. Levin would not comment on the debate last week,but there were signs that the chairman was backing off his hardline stand,at least to some extent.
莱文不愿对上周的辩论做出评论，但有迹象表明，这位董事长的强硬立场起码在一定程度上有所缓和。
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3. The big winner from the protests are the siloviki - the hardline military-intelligence faction, who advocate more state control of business, and want to get rid of the Kremlin's remaining liberals.
这些抗议的大赢家是“西罗维基”集团，即强硬的军事情报派，他们主张国家进一步控制企业，并希望铲除克里姆林宫内残余的自由派。
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