hard-bitten

美 [?hɑrd ?b?t(?)n] 　英 [?hɑ?(r)d ?b?t(?)n]

• adj.不易對付的
• 網(wǎng)絡頑強的；堅韌不拔的；經(jīng)過磨練而變得堅強的

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英漢解釋

英英解釋

例句

Keep calm at least When you had fallen to the bottom of your life, every people around you would tell you: Be hard-bitten and be happy!

在你跌入人生谷底的時候，你身旁所有的人都告訴你：要堅強，而且要快樂。

An opera orchestra with matching symphonic credentials, the Met band outshines its hard-bitten New York stablemate, the Philharmonic.

這個歌劇管弦樂團擁有與之相匹配的交響樂資歷，該品牌令其備受打擊的同胞兄弟紐約交響樂團（Philharmonic）相形見絀。

I did. She was a hard-bitten journalist who was suspicious of all forms of authority.

我認識一個。她是名倔強的記者，質(zhì)疑任何形式的權(quán)威。

In neighbouring Estonia (also hard bitten by history) support is well over 90%, says Luukas Ilves, a defence ministry official.

與之毗鄰的愛沙尼亞（歷史上也曾）支持率竟超過了90%，他們的國防部官員盧卡斯?伊爾維斯如是說。

And when I see a hard-bitten lawyer happily planning an outing for blind children;

當我看到一個很難搞的律師開心為盲童計劃郊游的時候；