1.
Foolishly or irrationally stubborn;headstrong.
顽固的，刚愎自用的愚蠢地或无理地顽固的；任性的
2.
Determined to have one's own way;stubbornly and often recklessly willful.
刚愎自用的，固执已见的决定自行其事的；顽固且通常不考虑后果地任性的
3.
I used that“ success” to issue this“ failure”, and so I face a charge of unscrupulous obstinacy.
我既然使用那本书的「功」来发行这本「败」书，必然会面临刚愎自用的指控。
4.
an argumentative discourse; argumentative to the point of being cantankerous; an intelligent but argumentative child.
与人争辩的演讲；爱与人争辩到了刚愎自用的程度；一个聪明但爱与人争辩的小孩。
5.
James II, the bigoted successor of Charles the Voluptuous, had annulled the charters of all the colonies
酒色之徒查理的那个刚愎自用的王位继承者詹姆士二世废止了所有的殖民地宪章。
6.
They girded at the wrongheadness of the officials here
他们嘲笑这里的官员刚愎自用。
7.
He looks as if he has a tremendous will of his own.
他看来好像相当刚愎自用。
8.
He is always self-willed and disagreeable.
他一贯刚愎自用，性情乖戾。
9.
Wise men change their minds; fools never do.
智者通权达变，愚者刚愎自用
10.
He had told Tu Chu-chai that Wu Sun-fu's obstinacy and over-confidence would be his downfall.
他说荪甫那样的刚愎自信是祸根。
11.
Chiang, himself, as commander in chief, was noteworthy only for his subbornness, his shrill fits of temper and his military errors, as numerous as they were catastrophic.
蒋介石作为最高统帅，他的刚愎自用和喜怒无常的脾气是闻名的。
12.
The Prime Minister deserved to be dismissed for making such unfortunate remarks;he had always been headstrong, tending to lead with his chin.
首相作了那么一个倒霉的发言应该下台；他总是刚愎自用，鲁莽冒失。
13.
She's hopelessly headstrong;she always gets up against people in authority.
她刚愎自用到了不可挽救的地步，老是与主管人员发生冲突。
14.
I am not so violently bent upon my own opinion as to reject any offer proposed by wise men.
我并不刚愎自用，以至于对贤人高见一概排斥。
15.
To his ruin, indeed, the fool gains knowledge and fame, they destroy his bright lot and cleave his head.
愚笨的人得到知识和名誉对自己毫无益处，不但损失了他的幸福，而且还会使他刚愎自用。
16.
He knew that this was a good way of bringing the violent, refractory Wu Sun-fu to heel.
他知道用这法门可以折服那刚愎狠辣的吴荪甫。
17.
He remembered what Li Yu-ting had said about Wu Sunfu's pig-headed independence, and decided he would have to part company with him.
他想起李玉亭所说荪甫的刚愎自用来了。 他决定了主意不跟着荪甫跑了。
18.
Now he had become his destroyer a second time, since, but for his obstinacy Robertson might have effected his escape.
现在他又第二次毁了他，要不是他刚愎自用，罗伯逊也许已经逃脱。