intransigence

in'trænsidʒәns

n the trait of being intransigent; stubbornly refusing to compromise

n. 不妥协, 强硬, 不让步

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intransigence 可以拆分为 in-（不）+ transig（妥协）+ -ence（名词后缀）。整体意思是“不妥协的状态”。

例句

1. His intransigence during the negotiations made it difficult to reach an agreement.

他在谈判中的固执使得达成协议变得困难。

2. The teacher was frustrated by the student's intransigence about completing the assignment.

老师对学生在完成作业问题上的固执感到沮丧。

3. Intransigence can often lead to conflict in relationships.

固执往往会导致人际关系中的冲突。