sei2 ngaang6 paai3死硬派
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Definition
Diehard; a stubborn person who is resistant to change.
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How it's used
Describes someone who is extremely stubborn or loyal to a specific belief, brand, or group, often to the point of being irrational. It carries a slightly informal tone and is frequently used in contexts involving politics, sports teams, or consumer preferences. It emphasizes an unwillingness to consider alternative viewpoints or switch allegiances.
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He is a diehard fan of that brand.
Do you really have to be such a diehard supporter?
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Common phrases
diehard supporter
diehard fan
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with simply being stubborn, which is usually described as 固執. 死硬派 specifically implies a strong, unwavering loyalty or ideological commitment to a cause or identity.
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