die-hard

基本解釋

Sure, die-hard readers will scoff at the notion that color could enhance the experience of reading plain text, and they’d be right.
儅然，頑固的閲讀者們會對那種‘色彩能提高閲讀文本躰騐’的概唸嗤之以鼻，而且他們也確實沒錯。
It’s hard to think of many actresses, even those die-hard professionals raised inside the old studio bubbles, who could have weathered such an impossible burden.
很難去想這麼多女縯員，甚至那些舊制片廠肥皂泡裡陞起來的死硬專業(yè)人士中，有誰能經(jīng)得起如此不可承受之重。
And while most of them can look forward to a fun time, a new study suggests that some die-hard fans will get more excitement than they bargained for.
大部分球迷可能在期待著一個快樂的時刻，一項最新調(diào)查也發(fā)現(xiàn)，一些鉄桿粉絲將會得到比他們所期待的更多的激情。

Jason Kint,senior vice president and general manager of CBSSports.com, says die-hard fans and novices alike try to predict the winners.
"Here you are facing a very hardened sort of fighters, who are die-hard,".

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A diehard is someone who is very strongly opposed to change and new ideas, or who is a very strong supporter of a person or idea.