Was heißt »stör­risch« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

„ Ich bin nicht so stur wie Tom.“ – „Nicht so stur? Du bist ein störrischer alter Esel – viel schlimmer als Tom!“ – „Ich hätte nicht gedacht, dass du das von mir meinst, Maria.“ – „Alle meinen das, Johannes. Alle!“ – „Jetzt bin ich baff.“

"I'm not as stubborn as Tom." "Not as stubborn? You're as stubborn as an old mule – far worse than Tom!" "I had no idea you thought that about me, Mary." "Everyone thinks that, John. Everyone!" "Well, you could knock me down with a feather."

Synonyme

be­ra­tungs­re­sis­tent:

fixed in one's views

dick­köp­fig:

obstinate

ei­gen­sin­nig:

froward

hardheaded

headstrong

obstinate

opinionated

pig-headed

pigheaded

self-opinionated

wayward

wilful

willful

hals­star­rig:

obstinate

hart­nä­ckig:

adamantine

besetting

bulldog

confirmed

do-or-die

dogged

doggedly

insistent

intractable

obstinate

obstinately

persevering

persistent

pertinacious

pertinaciously

refractory

stiff-necked

strongheaded

stubbornly

tenacious

tough

recht­ha­be­risch:

bossily

bossy

dogmatic

dogmatically

know-all

self-opinionated

re­ni­tent:

recalcitrant

reluctant

starr­köp­fig:

obstinate

starr­sin­nig:

obstinate

stur:

obstinate

trot­zig:

awkward

defiant

difficult

un­be­lehr­bar:

inconvincible

unconvincible

unteachable

un­duld­sam:

intolerant

un­ein­sich­tig:

insensible

un­nach­gie­big:

inflexible

intransigent

ver­bohrt:

narrow-minded

ver­stockt:

obstinate

wi­der­bors­tig:

rebellious

unruly

wi­der­spens­tig:

recalcitrant

Antonyme

brav:

obedient

di­p­lo­ma­tisch:

diplomatic

fle­xi­bel:

flexible

folg­sam:

compliant

docile

obedient

füg­sam:

docile

obedient

submissive

tractable

ge­fü­gig:

submissive

gut­mü­tig:

docile

good-natured

lenk­bar:

dirigible

steerable

tractable

nach­gie­big:

compliant

ineffectual

re­den:

say

speak

talk

utter

zahm:

tame

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom was stubborn.

• Tom is quite stubborn.

• Tom isn't stubborn.

• Tom is really stubborn, isn't he?

• Tom is quite stubborn, isn't he?

• Tom is very stubborn, isn't he?

• Tom is stubborn, isn't he?

• Tom is a stubborn person.

• Tom can be pig-headed and stubborn at times.

• Don't be so stubborn.

• Tom is as stubborn as Mary.

• Mary was stubborn.

• You're so stubborn.

• I can be just as stubborn as you.

• Tom is very stubborn.

• Tom is stubborn.

• I'm stubborn.

• As he gets older, he's getting more and more stubborn.

• I can't figure out whether you're stubborn or stupid.

• I'm pretty stubborn.