屈服 | qū fú | to surrender; to succumb; to yield; (as a transitive verb) to defeat; to prevail over | |
屈辱 | qū rǔ | to humiliate; humiliating | |
不屈不挠 | bù qū bù náo | unyielding; indomitable | |
不屈 | bù qū | unyielding; unbending | |
冤屈 | yuān qū | to receive unjust treatment; injustice |
1 | You wronged him when you said that he was dishonest. | |
2 | But this is Japan, whose age-old belief in nature is at least evenly matched by an unyielding faith in technology. | |
3 | To all those who voted for me, and to whom I pledged my utmost, my commitment to you and to the progress we seek, is unyielding. | |
4 | To change their destiny, the people of Asia have been forging ahead in an unyielding spirit and with hard work. | |
5 | 今天,我们受到这个日子的感召,不仅纪念我国诞生的那一天,而且需要继承建国初期美国公民不屈不饶的精神,是他们使这一天成为值得纪念的日子。 Today, we are called upon to remember not only the day our country was born, but also the indomitable spirit of the first American citizens who made that day possible. |