Was heißt »starrköpfig« auf Englisch?

Das Adjektiv »starrköpfig« lässt sich wie folgt von Deutsch auf Englisch übersetzen:

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Tom ist starrköpfig.: Tom is stubborn.
Sei nicht so starrköpfig!: Stop being so bull-headed!
Mit zunehmendem Alter wurde er starrköpfiger.: As he grew older, he became more obstinate.
Tom war starrköpfig.: Tom was stubborn.
Tom ist genauso starrköpfig wie Maria.: Tom is as stubborn as Mary.
Maria war starrköpfig.: Mary was stubborn.
Tom war ziemlich starrköpfig.: Tom was very stubborn.
Er war starrköpfig.: He was stubborn.

beratungsresistent:: fixed in one's views
eigensinnig:: froward; hardheaded; headstrong; opinionated; pig-headed; pigheaded; self-opinionated; wayward; wilful; willful
hartnäckig:: adamantine; besetting; bulldog; confirmed; do-or-die; dogged; doggedly; insistent; intractable; obstinately; persevering; persistent; pertinacious; pertinaciously; refractory; stiff-necked; strongheaded; stubbornly; tenacious; tough
rechthaberisch:: bossily; bossy; dogmatic; dogmatically; know-all; self-opinionated
refraktär:: refractory; resistant
renitent:: recalcitrant; reluctant
störrisch:: balky
unbelehrbar:: inconvincible; unconvincible; unteachable
uneinsichtig:: insensible
unnachgiebig:: inflexible; intransigent
verbohrt:: narrow-minded
widerborstig:: rebellious; unruly
widerspenstig:: recalcitrant

aufmüpfig:: rebellious
gehoben:: cheerful; elevated; exalted; festive; in the mood; lifted; luxurious; sublime; upmarket; upscale
kratzbürstig:: bristly; prickly
scherzhaft:: facetious; jocular
unbequem:: uncomfortable

She is a stubborn person.
Don't be stubborn. You know you're wrong.
Mary is a stubborn girl.
I was stubborn.
You know how stubborn Tom is. He'll never change his mind.
Mary is an obstinate woman.
Tom is an obstinate person.
Tom is stubborn as a mule.
He's really stubborn.
"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."
Don't be so stubborn! How do you say so beautifully? The wiser gives in.
He is a stubborn person.
He is very stubborn.
Tom isn't as stubborn as Mary is.
Tom isn't as stubborn as Mary.
You know how stubborn she can be.
You know how stubborn he can be.
Tom is going to be stubborn about that.
He is stubborn.
I'm not as stubborn as Tom is.