Pronunciation: [juéJiang]

Doing morning exercises every day is not only for fitness, but also to show the stubbornness of life.

Near meaning: strong, upright, resolute, strong, stubborn, resolute, firm, strong, tenacious, strong, stubborn and tenacious.

Antisense: harmony, weakness, meekness, meekness.

Part of speech: adjective.

Structure: stubborn (left and right structure), strong (left and right structure).

Make sentences:

First, although my father is stubborn, he can still listen to the right opinions.

Second, the stubborn brother refused to give up anyway.

Third, he has a stubborn character of not admitting defeat.

Fourth, the stubborn younger brother never shows weakness even in the face of threats from older children.

His stubborn and arrogant personality is hard to get close to.

6. He has a stubborn personality, and he is a person who likes to get into a dead end.

Seven, after the teacher's enlightenment, stubbornly and clearly understand their mistakes.

His personality is stubborn and it is not easy to convince him.

I like this stubborn child.