adamant
gb/ˈædəmənt/ us/ˈædəmənt/
C1
Kiingereza
hajthatatlan, adamant
C1
1
hajthatatlan
B2
Muundo wa matumizi:
adamant about [something]; adamant that [clause]; adamant in [one's] refusal/insistence
She was adamant that she would not apologize for telling the truth.
Hajthatatlan volt: nem volt hajlandó bocsánatot kérni azért, mert igazat mondott.
The company remains adamant about closing the old factory despite protests.
A cég a tiltakozások ellenére is hajthatatlan, és be akarja zárni a régi gyárat.
He is adamant in his refusal to discuss the case publicly.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
My parents are adamant that I finish school.
A szüleim hajthatatlanok abban, hogy fejezzem be az iskolát.
She was adamant about not selling the house.
Hajthatatlan volt abban, hogy nem adja el a házat.
Kosa la kawaida:
Use about before a noun or -ing form, and that before a clause: “adamant about leaving,” “adamant that he was right.”
Maana
firmly refusing to change
Miunganiko ya maneno
remain adamant
|be adamant about something
|adamant that something is true
|adamant refusal
|adamant opposition
|adamant insistence
|absolutely adamant
|quite adamant
|still adamant
|adamant in her belief
Visawe
insistent (emphasizes repeatedly saying or demanding something)
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determined (emphasizes strong purpose, often with action)
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unyielding (more formal; emphasizes not giving way under pressure)
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firm (milder and more general)
Vinyume
flexible (willing to change or adapt)
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open-minded (willing to consider other opinions)
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undecided (not yet fixed in opinion or choice)
Mada
opinions
|decisions
|communication
|conflict
Ufafanuzi
If someone is adamant, they are very sure about what they want or believe and will not change their mind.
Completely unwilling to change an opinion, decision, or intention, especially after other people try to persuade you.
NOMINO
C2
LITERARY
2
adamant
C2
The poet imagined a fortress built from adamant.
A költő egy adamantból épült erődöt képzelt el.
In the old tale, the hero was bound with chains of adamant.
A régi mesében a hőst adamantból készült láncokkal kötözték meg.
Kosa la kawaida:
This noun use is rare in modern English; in everyday English, adamant is almost always an adjective meaning “refusing to change your mind.”
Maana
legendary very hard substance
Miunganiko ya maneno
hard as adamant
|walls of adamant
|chains of adamant
|adamant rock
Visawe
diamond (a specific real gemstone; historically associated with adamant)
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unbreakable substance (plain modern description rather than a literary term)
Vinyume
soft material (a material that is easily cut, bent, or marked)
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fragile substance (something that breaks easily)
Mada
literature
|materials
|mythology
Ufafanuzi
In old or literary writing, adamant means a very hard or unbreakable substance.
A legendary or poetic name for an extremely hard substance, especially diamond or an unbreakable rock or metal.
Sarufi
Umbo la kamusi
adamant
IPA
GB/ˈædəmənt/
US/ˈædəmənt/
Silabi na mkazo
adam - ant (silabi 2)
Stress on 1st syllable (adam)
Maumbo ya neno
Adjective
- Base: adamant
Noun
- Base: adamant
- Plural: adamant
Semi
Bado hakuna semi zilizounganishwa na ingizo hili.