英语词汇“inflexible”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

inflexible

/ɪnˈflɛksɪb(ə)l

adjective

1Unwilling to change or compromise: once she had made up her mind, she was inflexible...

When you disagree with her or won't go along with something she wants to do, she's completely inflexible and unwilling to compromise.
People over 35 were thought to be ‘too inflexible and unwilling to learn’.
It would appear that the new order of Catholicism is as equally inflexible and uncompromising, as the old order would appear to be.

Synonyms

stubborn, obstinate, obdurate, intractable, intransigent, unbending, immovable, inexorable, unadaptable, unaccommodating;

hidebound, set in one's ways, blinkered, single-minded, pig-headed, mulish;

uncompromising, dogged, adamant, firm, resolute, diehard, steely, iron-willed, dyed-in-the-wool

formal refractory

1.1Not able to be changed or adapted to particular circumstances: inflexible rules...

The contract is inflexible, whatever the circumstances.
And it's not surprising that governments make inflexible stands in circumstances such as these relating to children.
This week's inflexible attitudes and blinkered thinking is just the scenario you naughty Aquarians love to be outrageous and make mischief in

Synonyms

unalterable, unchangeable, unvarying, unwavering, unshakeable, entrenched;

firm, fixed, set, established, hard and fast, uncompromising;

stringent, rigorous, strict, severe, inexorable, immutable

2Not able to be bent; stiff: heavy inflexible armour...

Janice was fairly stiff and inflexible, with a bad back, so the movements were geared to her level of ability.
Your vertebrae begin to grow together, forming vertical bony outgrowths and becoming stiff and inflexible.
When they're cold, they're stiff and inflexible, and forcibly stretching them could lead to injury or strains.

Synonyms

rigid, stiff, non-flexible, unyielding, unbending, unbendable, taut, hard, firm, inelastic

rare impliable, unmalleable

Derivatives

inflexibly

adverb ...

It is the consequence of a basically linguistically-orientated content delivered inflexibly and mechanistically.
She is often inflexibly wrong but passionately convincing.
Isn't it more important to save one more life than inflexibly sticking to the rules?

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin inflexibilis, from in- 'not' + flexibilis 'flexible'.

单词	inflexible
释义	inflexible /ɪnˈflɛksɪb(ə)l / adjective 1Unwilling to change or compromise: once she had made up her mind, she was inflexible... When you disagree with her or won't go along with something she wants to do, she's completely inflexible and unwilling to compromise. People over 35 were thought to be ‘too inflexible and unwilling to learn’. It would appear that the new order of Catholicism is as equally inflexible and uncompromising, as the old order would appear to be. Synonyms stubborn, obstinate, obdurate, intractable, intransigent, unbending, immovable, inexorable, unadaptable, unaccommodating; hidebound, set in one's ways, blinkered, single-minded, pig-headed, mulish; uncompromising, dogged, adamant, firm, resolute, diehard, steely, iron-willed, dyed-in-the-wool formal refractory 1.1Not able to be changed or adapted to particular circumstances: inflexible rules... The contract is inflexible, whatever the circumstances. And it's not surprising that governments make inflexible stands in circumstances such as these relating to children. This week's inflexible attitudes and blinkered thinking is just the scenario you naughty Aquarians love to be outrageous and make mischief in Synonyms unalterable, unchangeable, unvarying, unwavering, unshakeable, entrenched; firm, fixed, set, established, hard and fast, uncompromising; stringent, rigorous, strict, severe, inexorable, immutable 2Not able to be bent; stiff: heavy inflexible armour... Janice was fairly stiff and inflexible, with a bad back, so the movements were geared to her level of ability. Your vertebrae begin to grow together, forming vertical bony outgrowths and becoming stiff and inflexible. When they're cold, they're stiff and inflexible, and forcibly stretching them could lead to injury or strains. Synonyms rigid, stiff, non-flexible, unyielding, unbending, unbendable, taut, hard, firm, inelastic rare impliable, unmalleable Derivatives inflexibly adverb ... It is the consequence of a basically linguistically-orientated content delivered inflexibly and mechanistically. She is often inflexibly wrong but passionately convincing. Isn't it more important to save one more life than inflexibly sticking to the rules? Origin Late Middle English: from Latin inflexibilis, from in- 'not' + flexibilis 'flexible'.
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