梗顽不化 — “Incorrigibly stubborn”
梗顽不化 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Incorrigibly stubborn”. Obstinate and unyielding; resistant to reason or persuasion. Literally, “Stubborn and unyielding, unable to be reformed”.
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尽管大家耐心劝说，他还是梗顽不化，坚持自己的错误想法。
Despite everyone's patient persuasion, he remained incorrigibly stubborn, sticking to his misguided ideas.
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What does 梗顽不化 mean?
梗顽不化 (gěng wán bù huà) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Incorrigibly stubborn”.
How do you pronounce 梗顽不化?
梗顽不化 is pronounced gěng wán bù huà in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 梗顽不化 literally mean?
Literally, 梗顽不化 means “Stubborn and unyielding, unable to be reformed”. It is used to mean “Incorrigibly stubborn”.
What is the Chinese definition of 梗顽不化?
指十分顽固，无法感化。