stand firm

英 [stænd fɜːm]

美 [stænd fɜːrm]

坚定不移;坚持己见;拒不让步

英英释义

verb

refuse to abandon one's opinion or belief
Synonym:stand pathold firmstand fast
stand up or offer resistance to somebody or something
Synonym:resisthold outwithstand

Losers stand firm on petty things but compromise on values.
失败者坚持琐碎的事但妥协价值观。
Its government should stand firm to look after its peoples Interests and its National Security.
政府应该坚持把人民的利益和国防安全放在首要位置。
He didn't stand firm.
他站不稳立场。
You too, be patient and stand firm, because the lord's coming is near.
你们也当忍耐，坚固你们的心。因为主来的日子近了。
She intends to stand firm on this issue.
她对这件事丝毫不让步。
It would be better to stand firm, gain respect, and pick up the pieces later.
最好还是立场坚定，赢得尊敬，以后再收拾残局。
Sometime they're pushing to see if your love will stand firm.
有时他们正在推动看到你的爱将坚决。
Years of vicissitudes of life, chinese portal is in the stand firm in opening calcaneal.
十年沧桑，中国的门户在开放中站稳了脚跟。
If I stand firm, I'll get through to them.
如果我坚持住，我会通过的。
It is important that the government should stand firm against these kind of threats.
重要的是，政府对这类威胁应当采取坚定立场。