recalcitrant

recalcitrant

形容词 1. 固执的；不服从的 - 中文释义：不服从指示或控制的；不顺从的。 - 例句： 1. The recalcitrant student refused to follow the teacher's instructions.（那个固执的学生拒绝遵守老师的指示。） 2. Negotiations with the recalcitrant union have reached a stalemate.（与不服从的工会的谈判陷入僵局。） 2. 难以控制的；难以处理的 - 中文释义：难以管理、控制或解决的；难以驾驭的。 - 例句： 1. The recalcitrant toddler threw a tantrum in the supermarket.（难以控制的幼儿在超市里发脾气。） 2. The company is facing recalcitrant challenges in the competitive market.（该公司在竞争激烈的市场中面临着难以解决的挑战。） 名词 1. 固执的人；不服从者 - 中文释义：固执或不服从指示的人。 - 例句： 1. The recalcitrant refused to cooperate with the authorities.（那个固执的人拒绝与当局合作。） 2. The company had to fire the recalcitrants who consistently violated company policies.（公司不得不解雇那些一直违反公司政策的不服从者。）

词语辨析

- recalcitrant与obstinate、headstrong和stubborn都有固执不服从的含义。但recalcitrant更强调不屈服于任何形式的控制，而obstinate则更侧重于固执己见，headstrong则更强调冲动和固执，而stubborn则更多指顽固和固执己见。

词汇扩充

- recalcitrance（名词）：固执；不服从

近义词

- disobedient - resistant - defiant

反义词

- obedient - compliant - docile

柯林斯词典释义

形容词 1. If you describe someone as recalcitrant, you mean that they are unwilling to obey orders or are difficult to deal with or control. - 例句： 1. The government has taken a harder line against recalcitrant strikers.（政府对不服从指令的罢工者采取了更强硬的态度。） 2. Recalcitrant workers were threatening to go on strike.（不服从的工人们威胁要举行罢工。） 名词 1. A recalcitrant person is unwilling to obey orders or is difficult to deal with or control. - 例句： 1. She had dealt with recalcitrants before.（她以前曾处理过不服从者。） 2. The recalcitrants were finally brought under control.（最终成功控制了不服从者。）

牛津词典释义

形容词 1. Having an obstinately uncooperative attitude towards authority or discipline. - 例句： 1. The recalcitrant unions staged a protest.（不屈服的工会发起了抗议。） 2. The recalcitrant child refused to eat his dinner.（这个不服管教的孩子拒绝吃晚饭。） 名词 1. A person with an obstinately uncooperative attitude. - 例句： 1. The recalcitrants were punished for their defiance.（不屈服者因为抗命受到了惩罚。） 2. The teacher tried to reason with the recalcitrant, but he wouldn't listen.（老师试图与这个不服从者进行讲道理，但他不听。）

用法

- The recalcitrant employee was fired for repeatedly ignoring company policies.

相关例句

1. The recalcitrant student refused to follow the teacher's instructions.
2. Negotiations with the recalcitrant union have reached a stalemate.
3. The recalcitrant toddler threw a tantrum in the supermarket.
4. The company is facing recalcitrant challenges in the competitive market.
5. The recalcitrant refused to cooperate with the authorities.
6. The company had to fire the recalcitrants who consistently violated company policies.
7. She had dealt with recalcitrants before.
8. The recalcitrants were finally brought under control.
9. The recalcitrant unions staged a protest.
10. The recalcitrant child refused to eat his dinner.
11. The recalcitrants were punished for their defiance.
12. The teacher tried to reason with the recalcitrant, but he wouldn't listen.
13. The recalcitrant employee was fired for repeatedly ignoring company policies.
14. The committee struggled to handle the recalcitrant member.
15. Despite numerous warnings, the recalcitrant driver continued to speed.
16. The recalcitrant attitude of the students disrupted the classroom environment.
17. They tried various methods to tame the recalcitrant horse.
18. The recalcitrant witness refused to answer the prosecutor's questions.
19. The government imposed sanctions on the recalcitrant regime.
20. The recalcitrant patient refused to take the prescribed medication.