staunchly

• adv. 坚定地；忠实地

hold staunchly坚定地相信

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staunchly ad 坚定地 ; 忠实地

believe staunchly坚信

trust staunchly坚信

erect staunchly坚定地建立

lock staunchly可靠地锁

survive staunchly坚定地继续生存

• Hisfearsof anagonizingdeathhad been allayedandhewasnowstaunchlyopposed toeuthanasia.

  面对难以忍受的死亡的恐惧他也平静了，现在他坚定地反对安乐死。

• Cutting against the grain ofastaunchlypatriarchalsociety, Mr. Soongexpected big things from hisdaughters as well as fromhissons.

  宋先生与当时坚定的男性宗法社会格格不入，他期盼他的女儿们能和他的儿子一样有出息。

• Irefusedstaunchly.

  我坚决拒绝。

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