stubbornly

adv.

倔强地，顽强地，顽固地；

1. She stubbornly refused to cooperate.
   她顽固地拒绝合作。
2. The phrase was heavy on my lips, stubbornly resistant to knowledge.
   它们在我的舌尖上沉甸甸的，顽固地拒绝让我理解。
3. You bring one of the spots back, but one stubbornly refuses to reappear.
   你忆起其中一个斑点，但是一个人倔强地拒绝再现。
4. Uefa decided to graciously admit Liverpool but stubbornly leave the rules as they were.
   欧足联决定优雅地接纳利物浦，但却倔强地放任规则不管。

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