stand firm

英 [stænd fɜːm]

美 [stænd fɜːrm]

坚定不移;坚持己见;拒不让步

英英释义

verb

• refuse to abandon one's opinion or belief
  Synonym:stand pathold firmstand fast
• stand up or offer resistance to somebody or something
  Synonym:resisthold outwithstand

双语例句

• It would be better to stand firm, gain respect, and pick up the pieces later.
  最好还是立场坚定，赢得尊敬，以后再收拾残局。
• However, Microsoft Technology Club is a day I have the impression that a statue and stand firm.
  但是在微软技术俱乐部的日子是我印象中一座屹立不倒的雕像。
• And that you will stand firm on It.
  这样，你就会在其上站立得稳。
• The government should stand firm against such threats.
  政府对这种威胁应毫不示弱。
• One answer to this question is simply stated: we stand firm.
  对这一问题的一种回答很简单：我们决不动摇。
• Together, we can stand firm in trials and walk straight in the narrow way.
  手牵手，我们可以经受试炼，可以在这条窄路上笔直前行。
• She intends to stand firm on this issue.
  她对这件事丝毫不让步。
• We firmly believed it; you must stand firm.
  我们坚定的信仰它；你必须坚定。
• It is important that the government should stand firm against these kind of threats.
  重要的是，政府对这类威胁应当采取坚定立场。
• Consequently, in his life and work I receive the ability to stand firm.
  结果，从他的生活和工作中我得到了能力可以站稳。