hardline
英 ['hɑrdˌlaɪn] 美 ['hɑrdˌlaɪn]

n.

强硬路线；

adj.

强硬的；不妥协的；

英英释义

hardline[ ,ha:d'lain ]

• adj.firm and uncompromising

  同义词：hard-line

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. The president has adopted a hardline stance against abortion.
   总统在堕胎问题上持强硬的反对态度。
2. But the PAD's backers include several hardline generals who are determined to topple the prime minister.
   但一些强硬的将军支持人民民主联盟，一心想扳倒总理沙马。

权威例句

Introducing the hardline in proof theory
Neo-Conservatives, Hardline Clerics and the Bomb
Apparatus for making permanent hardline connection
Toeing the Hardline? The Reagan Administration and the Ending of the Cold War
China's Politics: Determined Leadership and Hardline Policies
Comparing hardline and softline bargaining strategies in zero-sum situations using meta-analysis.
Confidential document reveals Obama's hardline US climate talk strategy
Failure to reach Iran nuclear deal may fortify hardline opponents
Air Strikes on Afghanistan: British Muslims - Hardline Group Faces Rapid Eviction and a Scotland Yard Investigation
Climate error: misconceiving the development issue: a hardline view of the Water Resource Management Project of ADB in Bangladesh