tenacious
tenacious 英 [təˈneɪʃəs] 美 [təˈneʃəs]
adj. 顽强的；坚韧的；固执的；紧握的；黏着力强的
- Use tenacious to mean "not easily letting go or giving up," like a clingy child who has a tenacious grip on his mother's hand.
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- adj. 顽强的；坚韧的；固执的；紧握的；黏着力强的
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1. Those that do have often climbed a moral ladder. They start out with certain virtues but then develop more tenacious ones.
那些人不常常标榜道德境界，他们一开始就具有某种美德，最后发展成更坚韧的人。
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2. They can and should call for meaningful political change and increased sanctions, but this regime is strong and tenacious.
它们可以而且应该要求有意义的政治变化和加大制裁，但这个政权是强大而顽强的。
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3. As noted in the documentation prepared for this meeting, no single technical breakthrough in any single area will be sufficient to eradicate a disease as complex and tenacious as malaria.
正如本次会议准备的文件指出，任何单一领域内的任何单一技术突破，都不足以根除像疟疾这样复杂而顽强的疾病。
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